Running Wild by Victoria Clayton

Running Wild by Victoria Clayton

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Why did Freddie Swann quit her engagement two days before the wedding? A enchanting story of love and childhood ghosts...

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Running Wild by Victoria Clayton

Elfrida Swann, known to everyone as Freddie, is about to marry Alex. Preparations for the great day - service at Westminster, reception at Claridges - are on schedule; the bridesmaids' bouquets made up; the cake decorated. Then Freddie decides that she cannot go through with it. Unable to face the indignation and fury of Alex, her parents, or anyone else, she flees to a friend's cottage in Dorset. At first sight its state of dilapidation is so extreme that Freddie decides she cannot possibly stay there. But she has reckoned without the attentions of Guy Gilderoy; the culinary delights of the Rector and his wife; a family of neglected children; and the primitive and secret shrines she finds in her garden. In her attempts to make sense of her new life, Freddie discovers much about herself that is surprising as the ghosts of her childhood are laid to rest.
Victoria Clayton published two children's books when in her early twenties. She then read English at Cambridge as a mature student, married and had two children before returning to writing fiction. Her previous novels, Running Wild, Dance With Me, Out of Love and Past Mischief, shortlisted for the Romantic Novel of the Year Award 1999, are all available in Orion Paperback.
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ISBN 13 9780752844152
ISBN 10 0752844156
Title Running Wild
Author Victoria Clayton
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Year published 2001-11-01
Number of pages 496
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.