A Sparkle of Salt by Evelyn Hood

A Sparkle of Salt by Evelyn Hood

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A Sparkle of Salt by Evelyn Hood

On the death of Gil Pate, who runs a successful cooperage and fish-curing business, his widow Bethany assumes that she and Gil's son Rory will take over the business. Bethany is furious when she discovers that Gil has left everything, including the care of his wife and family, to his brother and partner, Nathan Pate. As far as Nathan is concerned, Bethany is part of his inheritance. Bethany, a woman driven by amibition and determination, persuades her younger brother Innes to lend her money so that she can buy a local net-making factory and become independent. At the last minute she spends the money on a fishing boat instead, thus going into direct opposition with her other brother, James, who has built up a small fleet of his own. The main bone of contention between Bethany and James is Bethany's son, Adam, a crew member on one of James' herring drifters. Bethany has bought the new boat for Adam, while James, who has no sons, wants to groom the boy to take over his growing business. Neither of them realises that Adam, who has inherited a stubborn streak from his parents, has his own ambitions and his own plans.
Evelyn Hood was born and brought up in Paisley and currently lives in a nearby town. She has had a wide variety of jobs, including being a journalist and a poultry farmer but is now a full time writer. She has had nineteen books published as well as several books and plays for children.
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ISBN 13 9780316726504
ISBN 10 0316726508
Title A Sparkle of Salt
Author Evelyn Hood
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Year published 2003-05-01
Number of pages 352
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.