The Travelling Man
1st Edition
Published on 31. January 2012
316 pages
978-1-4481-0791-9 (ISBN)
Description
When the exotic stranger walked into the loveless Clancy household, he brought a gift to innocent seventeen-year-old Annie that neither her five brothers, nor her brutal father, had ever given her ... tenderness. And, like many before her, Annie pays the price for its sweetness.
An outcast from her home and adrift in a harsh world, it would take a long time for Annie to trust a man again ...
Inspired by Marie Joseph's storytelling magic, and set in the wild and sweeping Lancashire countryside, The Travelling Man is another of her gripping, page-turning sagas.
An outcast from her home and adrift in a harsh world, it would take a long time for Annie to trust a man again ...
Inspired by Marie Joseph's storytelling magic, and set in the wild and sweeping Lancashire countryside, The Travelling Man is another of her gripping, page-turning sagas.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Cornerstone
File size
0,36 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4481-0791-9 (9781448107919)
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Marie Joseph
The Travelling Man
Book
12/1993
Arrow Books Ltd
€24.95
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Person
Marie Joseph was born in Lancashire and was educated at Blackburn High School for Girls. Before her marriage she was in the Civil Service. She lived in Middlesex with her husband, a retired chartered Engineer, and had two daughters and eight grandchildren.
Marie Joseph began her writing career as a short-story writer and used her Northern background to enrich her bestselling novels. Down-to-earth characters bring a vivid authenticity to her stories, which were written with both humour and poignancy.
Her novel: A Better World Than This won the 1987 Romantic Novelist's Association Major Award.
She died in 1996.
Marie Joseph began her writing career as a short-story writer and used her Northern background to enrich her bestselling novels. Down-to-earth characters bring a vivid authenticity to her stories, which were written with both humour and poignancy.
Her novel: A Better World Than This won the 1987 Romantic Novelist's Association Major Award.
She died in 1996.
