They say it’s
better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all.
Finn McGraw
disagrees.
He was just
seventeen when he had a torrid summer affair with the girl who stole his
heart—and then inexplicably turned on him, just before being sent to boarding
school. Finn may have moved on with his life, but he’s never forgotten her.
Now, ten years later,
he’s got more than his lost love to worry about. A horrific accident turns his
life upside down, resurrecting the ghosts of his long-dead family at the same
time it takes the lives of the few people he has left.
Finn always
believed his estranged brother was responsible for the fire that killed their
family—but an unexpected inheritance with a mystery attached throws everything
he knows into doubt.
And on top of
that, the beguiling daughter of his wealthy employer has secrets of her own.
But the closer he gets, the harder she pushes him away.
The Seacrest is a story
of intrigue and betrayal, of secrets and second chances—and above all, of a
love that never dies.
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Review'A real spell-binder' -- Sunday Telegraph 'Compulsive reading ... chases, battles, thrills and entertainment all the way' -- Daily Mirror 'A fascinating re-creation of the King Arthur legend' -- Newsweek 'It goes without saying that Mrs Stewart tells a marvellous story.' -- The Times 'Superb and lyrical.' -- Washington Times From the PublisherIf you haven't read Mary Stewart's Arthurian Saga, you don't know what you're missing. They are must reads for any romance reader, for any lover of Arthurian legend, for any history buff, for any voracious reader, and may be the books to get non-readers started. Basically, they should be read by everyone! Mary Stewart's research for these books is phenomenal. Her understanding of myth and its relationship to fact is remarkable. The books are complex, yet incredibly inviting and you will absolutely love the characters. They also weave together so beautifully that you won't be able to read only one. Two things I find particularly interesting in this series is the portrayal of Arthur and the fall of Camelot. Arthur represents all of humanity in these books as opposed to the more mythical figure you usually see. And the fall of Camelot is more internal rather than external--more about the passions and lusts in the heart rather than a more obvious loss of power. The books go in this order: The Crystal Cave, The Hollow Hills, The Last Enchantment, The Wicked Day. Shauna Summers, Senior Editor Views: 67
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