Snow Angels

by Elizabeth Gill

A moving saga about love and forgiveness from a bestselling author. Perfect for fans of Dilly Court, Sheila Newberry and Rosie Goodwin. Abby Reed, grieving after the loss of her mother, finds an unexpected source of comfort exploring the rugged, snowy countryside with the brooding Gillan Collingwood, son of a local shipping merchant. It isn't long before she begins to hope that she and Gill might someday be more than friends . . . But then Gill meets his elder brother's new wife Helen, and falls instantly, deeply in love with her. Abby is shattered by the news and throws herself into an imprudent love affair. Her impulse will take her away from the frosty wilds of her homeland to London's glittering social scene . . . but can she ever forget the boy she left behind? A sparkling winter wonderland of a novel - the perfect fireside read!

528 pages, Paperback

First published January 7, 2001

About the author

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Elizabeth, formerly a journalist and house journal editor, has a daughter Katy and lives in Durham City. She began writing at four and had a poem published at twelve and a short story accepted at age twenty. Her first book was published when she was thirty and subsequently has had a total of 40 novels published.

Reviews

[Ali Bookworm]

Another book with a lovely cover, full of promise, yet a bit of a struggle. It started off fine but somewhere along the line I began to struggle. I lost interest in both the characters and plot. Although a pleasant and light read I did not sadly find the style of writing to flow easy or keep me enthralled..no cliffhanget chapter endings at times to make me want to read more. However, I persevered to the end which was fairly predictable.

[Hannah]

So much sadness throughout, and then the end.... well, the end maybe needed more explanation. Gil seemed to love too many women.

[Cher Window]

A beautiful story of love family relationships mistakes and heartache. I got sucked into this story from the start transported to another time. The characters are very real very flawed and believable. It's written and described so well I was taken to a different time and place. Much of the story is so sad and a lot of tragedy but such a lovely real romance.

[Charlotte Haigh]

A promising start. But then quite repetitive, no twists. Felt more focus should've been on main points in the story, lots and lots of detail on trivial build up. Predictable ending, but by the ending, the drama and suspene wasn't there. A bit disappointing.

[margo wheeler]

Stupid title and worse cover art

This is a well researched historical romance with lots of good description of Newcastle history and geography. It is well worth an enjoyable read.

[Roo]

I just loved this book. An easy to read, light love story.

[Jackie White]

Only managed 17% just couldn't get into the story or care about the characters. Sorry