The House by the Marsh by William Blyghton

The House by the Marsh by William Blyghton

One morning just before lunch, Caroline stopped breathing. Bereft and alone, a small madness fell upon William. Fleeing to his flat in London, he locked himself away and grew a beard. Some months later, whilst reluctantly attending a dinner party, William saw her, and felt that perhaps Providence had plans for him after all. Jennifer, however, saw things differently.

Then, quite by chance, although nothing is by chance, William came to live in Suffolk, in the house by the marsh, and here a sense of ease slowly enveloped him. With each ebbing of the tide, his madness seemed to diminish. And yes, Providence did have other plans for him, plans which set tongues wagging in the village. But some saw the deep sadness that William carried, and they opened their arms to him, challenging preconceptions of love, friendship and community.

Blyghton, William: - William Blyghton is the name I have used to write this story. I have another name. It is the name by which I have been known throughout my life: a son, a husband, a father and a grandfather. It is the name I have used when, like everyone else, I have been trying to make things happen. I still use it. But in the writing of this book I have entered a world of imagination, a world of what might have been and what might be. To find this world, I have become William Blyghton.

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ISBN 13	9780993385988
ISBN 10	0993385982
Title	The House by the Marsh
Author	William Blyghton
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	The Write Factor
Year published	2017-09-27
Number of pages	386
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