The Sea Child
A gorgeous sweeping historical debut love story set in Cornwall - with a hint of magic and folklore
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The Sea Child
Narrated by:
Hannah Genesius
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Narrated by:
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Hannah Genesius
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Linda Wilgus
Summary
‘A stunning debut’ LIZ FENWICK
‘Mixes Poldark’s windswept romance with Daphne du Maurier’s Frenchman’s Creek. It will transport you to our Cornish cliffs.’ ALICE, St Ives Bookseller (THE TIMES)
‘Set in beautiful Cornwall, there’s swashbuckling, smuggling, forbidden desire, and, best of all, a woman fighting not just for her love, but for her independence.’ VICTORIA SCOTT
The Cornish cost. A handsome smuggler. A love story for the ages.
Isabel has always been a woman of mystery. As a child of four, she appeared on the Cornish shore, soaking wet, unable to speak. The villagers believed she was brought from the sea, the daughter of a spirit.
Now, newly widowed, Isabel feels the ocean calling her to come back home.
And when Jack Carlyon, an injured smuggler, crosses her path, she is swept up into a love story that will test her courage, her reputation, and her heart. Jack plays a dangerous game, and there are those that would hang him if they knew what he was. Isabel fights to make sense of the magical pull of the ocean and wants to protect Jack – but at what cost?
She is a daughter of the sea. He is a man of the land. Can they overcome the odds to be together?
Beautiful, just beautiful
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