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by Ann Swinfen


  She now lives in Broughty Ferry, on the northeast coast of Scotland, with her husband, formerly vice-principal of the University of Dundee, a cocker spaniel, and two Maine coon cats.

  More by This Author

  The Anniversary

  The Travellers

  The Testament of Mariam

  Flood

  The Secret World of Christoval Alvarez

  The Enterprise of England

  The Portuguese Affair

  Praise for Ann Swinfen ’s Novels:

  ‘an absorbing and intricate tapestry of family history and private memories … warm, generous, healing and hopeful’

  Victoria Glendinning

  ‘I very much admired the pace of the story. The changes of place and time and the echoes and repetitions – things lost and found, and meetings and partings’

  Penelope Fitzgerald

  ‘I enjoyed this serious, scrupulous novel … a novel of character … [and] a suspense story in which present and past mysteries are gradually explained’

  Jessica Mann, Sunday Telegraph

  ‘The author … has written a powerful new tale of passion and heartbreak ... What a marvellous storyteller Ann Swinfen is – she has a wonderful ear for dialogue and she brings her characters vividly to life.’

  Publishing News

  ‘Her writing …[paints] an amazingly detailed and vibrant picture of flesh and blood human beings, not only the symbols many of them have become…but real and believable and understandable.’

  Helen Brown, Courier and Advertiser

  ‘She writes with passion and the book, her fourth, is shot through with brilliant description and scholarship...[it] is a timely reminder of the harsh realities, and the daily humiliations, of the Roman occupation of First Century Israel. You can almost smell the dust and blood.’

  Peter Rhodes, Express and Star

 

 

 


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