Winter's Daughter

Hollander Trilogy #3

by Juliet Dymoke

As the spoiled only daughter at Hollanders House, Ellen is accustomed only to the best. She has set her sights high in the matrimonial stakes and confidently expects a proposal from a neighbour, Marcus Cavendish-Boyd. Then a scandalous story about her origins upsets her plans.

388 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1994

About the author

Juliet Dymoke was born at Enfield in Middlesex and educated at a boarding school in the country. During the war she worked for The Canadian Army Medical Records and at that time married Hugo de Schanschieff who was then serving as an air gunner in he Royal Air Force.

It was while her husband was away in the R.A.F. that Juliet Dymoke turned her attention to writing and also to work on scripts for various films companies. She has published several books for children but counts historical novels with "more fact than fiction" as her particular field. She has travelled all over the British Isles in the course of her research, as she makes a special point of authenticity. Among her main interests are music, television drama and "anything to do with the countryside".

Reviews

[Hazel Waite]

Beautiful

This is a beautiful story of love and forgiveness. High society and raging jealousy. Devastating tragedies and much more. Loved it.