Bøger af Vivian James

Dorset, Maine, 1896 Charlotte Backus has forgotten everything--even her name. Plunged into the life she's forgotten, she's surrounded by strangers who treat her with familiarity. Maurice Westham is a handsome young lawyer and Charlotte's fiance. He makes her uneasy and it's more than the idea of marrying a man who is a stranger to her. Gideon Lyons is her deceased father's protege. Blinded in the accident that killed her father, Gideon and she have a long standing enmity, she's told. Her heart disagrees. Nobody, not even her dearest friend Elizabeth, is telling her the whole truth. But it isn't easy to find the truth when it looks like the accident that stole her memories is just the first in a series of attempts on her life.

Lois Worth Woodruff was a professional hunter on the plains and in the forests of Kenya, Uganda and Tanganyika during the first half of the last century. Now, forty years after his death, it's time to meet some of his trackers, gun-bearers and clients. This is a simple story, simply told, but that in itself is what makes 'Two Buffaloes' a glimpse into how it was then... a piece of East African history that is rapidly being lost.

Dorset, Maine, 1896 Charlotte Backus has forgotten everything--even her name. Plunged into the life she's forgotten, she's surrounded by strangers who treat her with familiarity. Maurice Westham is a handsome young lawyer and Charlotte's fiance. He makes her uneasy and it's more than the idea of marrying a man who is a stranger to her. Gideon Lyons is her deceased father's protege. Blinded in the accident that killed her father, Gideon and she have a long standing enmity, she's told. Her heart disagrees. Nobody, not even her dearest friend Elizabeth, is telling her the whole truth. But it isn't easy to find the truth when it looks like the accident that stole her memories is just the first in a series of attempts on her life.