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Innocent Mistress
Innocent Mistress by Margaret Way released on Jun 24, 2004 is available now for purchase.
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2004
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Margaret Way
613 books162 followersMargaret Way was born and educated in the river city of Brisbane, Australia. Before her marriage she was a well-known pianist, teacher, vocal coach and accompanist, but her hectic musical career came to a halt when her son was born and the demands of motherhood dictated a change of pace.
On a fortuitous impulse she decided to try her hand at romance writing and was thrilled when Mills & Boon accepted her first effort, Time of the Jacaranda, which they published less than a year later in 1970; a feat that brought tears to her father's eyes. Some seventy odd books have followed resulting in a loyal readership whose letters provide a source of support and encouragement. A driving force in all her writing has been the promotion of her much loved country, Australia. She delights in bringing it alive for her readers; its people, way of life, environment, flora and fauna. Her efforts so far have not excited official recognition, but she expects one day she will be awarded the "Order of Australia."
Her interests remain with the arts. She still plays the piano seriously, but her "top Cs" have gone. She is still addicted to collecting antiques and paintings and browsing through galleries. She now lives within sight and sound of beautiful Moreton Bay and its islands, inspiration for some of her books. Her house is full of books, spectacular plants, Chinese screens and pots. She is devoted to her garden and spends much time "directing the design and digging and providing cold drinks and chocolates."
On a fortuitous impulse she decided to try her hand at romance writing and was thrilled when Mills & Boon accepted her first effort, Time of the Jacaranda, which they published less than a year later in 1970; a feat that brought tears to her father's eyes. Some seventy odd books have followed resulting in a loyal readership whose letters provide a source of support and encouragement. A driving force in all her writing has been the promotion of her much loved country, Australia. She delights in bringing it alive for her readers; its people, way of life, environment, flora and fauna. Her efforts so far have not excited official recognition, but she expects one day she will be awarded the "Order of Australia."
Her interests remain with the arts. She still plays the piano seriously, but her "top Cs" have gone. She is still addicted to collecting antiques and paintings and browsing through galleries. She now lives within sight and sound of beautiful Moreton Bay and its islands, inspiration for some of her books. Her house is full of books, spectacular plants, Chinese screens and pots. She is devoted to her garden and spends much time "directing the design and digging and providing cold drinks and chocolates."
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August 17, 2017
No sentí la química, el amor que se debe tener una pareja enamorada, me pareció demasiado soso para mi gusto...
June 6, 2017
Florid language and a lot of dead ends. I thought the ghost, magical and medicinal crystal selling heroine, the two missing mothers, the murdering lascivious stepfather, and the world famous painter were all connected.
Ghost=just a ghost
Crystals=new agey heroine, also hero
One missing mother=had been sending letters.
Other missing mother=presumed dead via stepfather. No evidence
Stepfather=def sucks. Maybe murderer. Maybe following heroine around. Not sure hero or heroine care
Painter=just likes to gift multiple characters portraits
Ghost=just a ghost
Crystals=new agey heroine, also hero
One missing mother=had been sending letters.
Other missing mother=presumed dead via stepfather. No evidence
Stepfather=def sucks. Maybe murderer. Maybe following heroine around. Not sure hero or heroine care
Painter=just likes to gift multiple characters portraits
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