Among the Lemon Trees
Escape to an island in the sun with this unputdownable summer read
Published on 1. June 2017
400 pages
978-1-5098-1573-9 (ISBN)
Description
Escape to Greece in this moving story of love and secrets, set across a century of family history. From Nadia Marks, Among the Lemon Trees is a bestselling holiday romance and the perfect beach read. For fans of Victoria Hislop's Cartes Postales from Greece.
Anna thought her marriage to Max would last forever.
Having raised two happy children together, she looked forward to growing old with the man she loved. But, just before their wedding anniversary, a revelation from her husband shakes her entire world - and she's left uncertain of what the future holds.
Needing time to herself, Anna takes up an offer from her widowed father to spend the summer on the small Aegean island of his birth - unaware that the chance discovery of letters in her aunt's house will unleash a host of family secrets.
Kept hidden for sixty years, these letters reveal a tumultuous family history, beginning in Greece at the beginning of the twentieth century and ending in Naples at the close of the Second World War.
Confronted by their family's long-buried truths, both father and daughter are shaken by the discovery. And Anna begins to realize that, if she is to ever heal the present, she must first understand the past . . .
Travel further with Secrets Under the Sun and Between the Orange Groves by Nadia Marks.
Praise for Nadia Marks:
'Utterly gripping' - Vanessa Feltz
'Poignant, uplifting' - Woman Magazine
'Atmospheric and emotion-packed' - Lancashire Evening Post
Anna thought her marriage to Max would last forever.
Having raised two happy children together, she looked forward to growing old with the man she loved. But, just before their wedding anniversary, a revelation from her husband shakes her entire world - and she's left uncertain of what the future holds.
Needing time to herself, Anna takes up an offer from her widowed father to spend the summer on the small Aegean island of his birth - unaware that the chance discovery of letters in her aunt's house will unleash a host of family secrets.
Kept hidden for sixty years, these letters reveal a tumultuous family history, beginning in Greece at the beginning of the twentieth century and ending in Naples at the close of the Second World War.
Confronted by their family's long-buried truths, both father and daughter are shaken by the discovery. And Anna begins to realize that, if she is to ever heal the present, she must first understand the past . . .
Travel further with Secrets Under the Sun and Between the Orange Groves by Nadia Marks.
Praise for Nadia Marks:
'Utterly gripping' - Vanessa Feltz
'Poignant, uplifting' - Woman Magazine
'Atmospheric and emotion-packed' - Lancashire Evening Post
Reviews / Votes
My book of the year. An utterly gripping story of love and family secrets -- Vanessa Feltz Brimming with joy, sadness, and intrigue * Sunday Post * [A] poignant, uplifting tale of faith and forgiveness under [a] Cypriot sun -- <i>Woman</i> on <i>Between the Orange Groves</i> An atmospheric and emotion-packed sunshine odyssey . . . The perfect travelling companion for this year's holiday season -- <i>Lancashire Evening Post</i> on <i>Secrets Under the Sun</i> A sparkling summer read -- <i>Woman</i> magazine on <i>Secrets Under the Sun</i>More details
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Pan Macmillan
Target group
Interest Age: From 18 years
File size
3,97 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-5098-1573-9 (9781509815739)
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Person
Nadia Marks (nee Kitromilides, which in Greek means bitter lemons) was born in Cyprus, but grew up in London. An ex creative director and associate editor on a number of leading British women's magazines, she is now a novelist and works as a freelance writer for several national and international publications. She has two sons and lives in North London with her partner Mike.
