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- Hodder & Stoughton
Fiction, Sagas, Historical fiction
The sequel to "The Island Wife" continues the poignant and compelling story of sisters Innis and Biddy - and the love triangle that threatens their happiness.
An epic of love, greed and betrayal set on the beautiful, remote Isle of Mull . . .
Innis and Biddy Campbell have married well - Innis to the handsome shepherd Michael Tarrant, Biddy to rich Austin Baverstock. But Biddy is now a widow, only too accustomed to keeping herself aloof from life and love while Innis, now the mother of three young children, has found that marriage is not the idyll she expected.
Then into their lives, still sheltered from a changing world by Mull's very remoteness, come two men. For Biddy, happiness may have come last. But it is Innis who has the hardest choices to make.
Praise for The Wind from the Hills
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Jessica Stirling's high reputation is well deserved. - Manchester Evening News
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She writes in bright colours with bold, confident strokes. - Glasgow Herald
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Jessica Stirling is one of Scotland's most prolific and best-loved authors. - Scottish Daily Record
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One of the best. - Bookseller
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