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Gerald C Potter is the proud author of Death in the Arboretum, described by the Bournemouth Echo as 'well-written'. He works hard on his books, and worries about every comma, adjective and unfortunate typo, but somehow, he never seems to get very much done. However, his wife and fellow novelist, Diana (aka Magnolia Badminton), is positively prolific - much to his chagrin. These four series recount his daily activities and struggles for inspiration.

The Potter's Daughter really is a special story of a woman's relationships with her father, her past, and the new man in her life. Abby Bellen, the estranged daughter of an aging ceramic artist, feels obligated to return to her home on Willow Lake to put her father's life in order on account of a promise made to her dying mother. Years have passed since Abby fled the home of her youth and a past she would rather forget.

Brígida y Justino viven en El Espejuelo, un pueblo de la Mancha, junto con sus dos hijos adolescentes: Carlos y Francisca. Mientras Justino le enseña a Carlos el oficio de alfarero para que le ayude en el tejar, Francisca se rebela, abandona a su familia y huye a la ciudad donde encuentra un trabajo en un hotel del puerto. Pero las cosas distan mucho de salir como esperaba cuando el dueño, un hombre casado y con hijos, se fija en ella.