When Rose Fenemore returns to her isolated cabin for a much needed holiday, she is shocked by and attracted to two strangers there who claim to know her from her past.
"When Rose Fenemore returns to her isolated cabin for a much needed holiday, she is shocked by and attracted to two strangers there who claim to know her from her past."@en
"An enthralling story of mystery and suspense, with a touch of romance."@en
"When Rose Fenemore sets out to meet her brother Crispin on the island of Moila off the west coast of Scotland, she looks forward to a quiet holiday in a natural paradise of seabirds and wild flowers. Remote and lonely, the island seems to Rose the ideal place away from it all. Her brother's arrival is delayed, and the island's peace is shattered byt he appearance one night of two men seeking shelter from a violent summer storm - men whose conflicting stories draw Rose into a web of menace and suspicion. Rose's discovery of the stormy petrels - the fragile, elusive birds who nest ashore but spend most of their lives flying close above the sea waves - comes to symbolize the confusion she feels about Ewen Mackay, the man known as the island's prodigal son, and about the man calling himself John Parsons, whose account of himself Rose has every reason to distrust."
"Rose Fenemore rents a cottage on an island off the coast of Scotland so she can finish her novel, but the appearance of two mysterious men draws her away from her work and into a web of suspicion."
"The remote Hebridean island Moila seems the ideal retreat to the poet and writer, Rose Fenemore, and to her brother. Travelling alone to the island, Rose is surprised when two strangers arrive at her door. Their secrets are important to Moila's future."@en
"In a rented cottage off the west coast of Scotland, Rose Fenemore finds her peace shattered by the arrival of two men seeking shelter from a violent storm."@en
"In a rented cottage off the west coast of Scotland, Rose Fenemore finds her peace shattered by the arrival of two men seeking shelter from a violent storm."
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