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A Way Through The Woods

The captivating story of two generations of women - their passions and the secrets they keep...

Katharine McMahon

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English
Phoenix
01 December 2009
Beside the River Needle is a willow, meeting place for generations of Needlewick girls. Suzanna is the elder daughter of the village doctor who, with her friends, plans various outings, memorably to the Tunnel Woods where Suzanna has a momentous encounter. Helen is Suzanna's niece. She lacks companions of her own age, but makes up for it with the imaginative world she creates for herself. In the summer of 1909, Suzanna's daughter, Sophia, is sent from London to stay with her cousin and soon Sophia and Helen are inseparable.

Years later, after the War, Sophia is engaged to be married. Over the years she has lost a great deal - but not her ambition for a rich and secure future. Then one morning she learns of a strange legacy. To receive her bequest, she must return to Needlewick. There she seeks out the people and hidden places of her childhood - and following her there are others for whom Needlewick is a place of devastating significance.

A WAY THROUGH THE WOODS is a tale of a quest. It is also the story of a family: mothers, sisters, cousins, friends and servants - their passions, and their ability to destroy and heal, waste and love.
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Imprint:   Phoenix
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 127mm,  Spine: 19mm
Weight:   256g
ISBN:   9780753825464
ISBN 10:   0753825465
Pages:   272
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Unknown
Author Website:   www.katharinemcmahon.com

Katharine McMahon is the author of six novels. She has taught in secondary schools, performed in local theatre and worked as a Royal Literary Fund fellow teaching writing skills at the Universities of Hertfordshire and Warwick. She lives in Hertfordshire.

Reviews for A Way Through The Woods: The captivating story of two generations of women - their passions and the secrets they keep

Well shaped and lovingly crafted ... The author's touch is appealingly fresh and she succeeds in suggestion the complexity, waywardness and inexplicable patches that constitute life -- Elizabeth Buchan * The Times *


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