Out Of The Blue
an enchanting and uplifting saga set in the West Country from bestselling author Charlotte BinghamSelect a format:
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Summary
A family finds peace through the unexpected struggle to aid a stranger in this captivating and moving saga. From the million copy and Sunday Times bestselling author Charlotte Bingham, for fans of Louise Douglas and Dinah Jefferies.
'An uplifting and inspiring book, emotional yet optimistic, which leaves the reader feeling optimistic and empowered' - THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE
'I was surprised by this book. I'm not a romantic... but this did leave a little warm glow in my heart by the end.' - ***** Reader Review
'A very enjoyable read, I loved the ending' - ***** Reader Review
*****
HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO HELP A STRANGER?
Florence Fontaine has not recovered from a family tragedy when she discovers a
strangely dressed young man asleep in her guest cottage at the Old Rectory.
Against her better judgement she offers him breakfast, only to find herself caught up in his drama. Florence's young and beautiful daughter, Amadea, is immediately suspicious of Edmund, as he appears to be called, fearing that he might be a fraud.
Despite her reservations, Florence enlists friends and neighbours to help restore Edmund's memory. As the mystery unfolds, it becomes apparent that Edmund's history is entwined with that of nearby Harlington Hall, but that his real identity is something quite other.
Florence and Amadea become united in their quest and are finally able to put the tragedies of the past behind them, repair their once disjointed lives, and embrace a new and happy future...
'An uplifting and inspiring book, emotional yet optimistic, which leaves the reader feeling optimistic and empowered' - THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE
'I was surprised by this book. I'm not a romantic... but this did leave a little warm glow in my heart by the end.' - ***** Reader Review
'A very enjoyable read, I loved the ending' - ***** Reader Review
*****
HOW FAR WOULD YOU GO TO HELP A STRANGER?
Florence Fontaine has not recovered from a family tragedy when she discovers a
strangely dressed young man asleep in her guest cottage at the Old Rectory.
Against her better judgement she offers him breakfast, only to find herself caught up in his drama. Florence's young and beautiful daughter, Amadea, is immediately suspicious of Edmund, as he appears to be called, fearing that he might be a fraud.
Despite her reservations, Florence enlists friends and neighbours to help restore Edmund's memory. As the mystery unfolds, it becomes apparent that Edmund's history is entwined with that of nearby Harlington Hall, but that his real identity is something quite other.
Florence and Amadea become united in their quest and are finally able to put the tragedies of the past behind them, repair their once disjointed lives, and embrace a new and happy future...
Reviews
An uplifting and inspiring book, emotional yet optimistic, which leaves the reader feeling optimistic and empowered
THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE
