Patricia Dixon

They Don't Know (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A woman is caught between the two men she loves in this heartfelt novel of romance, brotherhood, and the secrets that shape our lives. On their first day at Manchester University, Daisy and Adam become fast friends. But when tongues begin to wag and their relationship is questioned, Adam shares an intimate secret with Daisy. It's a secret he's never shared with anyone before, and Daisy promises to never betray his trust. When Adam's brother Ryan returns from abroad, Daisy quickly falls for him. But what seems like a happy circumstance for everyone is threatened by jealousy and buried grudges. Caught between two men she loves, Daisy is torn by the promises she's made to each of them. And when tragedy strikes, will Daisy ever have a chance at finding happiness?

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bloodhound Books
• Seitenzahl: 390
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. August 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781504069984
• Artikelnr.: 62410323

Autorenporträt

Patricia Dixon was born in Manchester where she still lives with her husband. They have two grown up children and one grandson, plus the company of a lazy bulldog. Ignoring her high school reports and possibly sound advice from teachers, Patricia shunned the world of academia and instead, stubbornly pursued a career in fashion. Once the sparkle of London life wore off she returned north and embarked on a new adventure, that of motherhood. Now, almost thirty years later she has acquiesced to the wise words of her elders and turned her hand to writing. Patricia has written five novels set in the Loire and then, in complete contrast, a much darker story of psychological suspense. She is currently writing her next book, a murderous tale set in the sixties and if she's not at her desk Patricia loves to read historical fiction or attempts recipes that look great on television but not necessarily her plate. And when the penny jar is full she cashes in her coins and heads to France, the lure of red wine and escapism equalled only by the pursuance of her dream job, writing for a living.