Children of the Plantation: A "Diana Rivers" Mystery (The Diana Rivers Mysteries Book 2)
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (897 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B005NKBTR0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 257 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-05-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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What really happened all those years ago? Who were Paul, Hermione and the beautiful but selfish Lady Eleanor? Who was responsible for events that shocked the whole family and plunged it into despair? And what is the real story behind the façade? As Diana gets closer to the answer she realises she is herself in dangerThis is #2 in the Diana Rivers series.Other books include;Historical Romance & adventure:The Seeds of Time (Book 1 in the Crossing series).Harvest (Book 2 in the Crossing series).Romance: (The Very Affair Series)A Very French Affair A Very English AffairOn Christmas Hill A Seasonal AffairPsychological Thriller 'Dark Minds' SeriesOn Devil's BraeBehind a Twisted Smile (October 2014)Novellas:
Children of the Plantation will surprise & stun you! In interview, Mortimer revealed she has many books waiting to get out! --"A Way to Stun and Surprise your readers," by Athena Karsera- The Cyprus Weekly "Faith Mortimer is agifted writer who not only paints wonderfully descriptive word pictures of thecharacters and the surrounding environment but blends them into an intriguingstory." "Faith Mortimer picked an interesting andeffective method to weave her story and unravel a compelling mystery." . Once again Faith Mortimer has written an excellent novel & demonstrates how she knows how to capture the readers' imagination
She obtained an Honours Science degree with The Open University in 2005 and believes that the dedication and stamina needed to sit for a degree gave her the confidence to finish writing her first novel. Faith Mortimer was born in Manchester and educated in Singapore, Malaya and Hampshire, England. This was achieved and January 2009 saw the publication of The Crossing. This novel is based on a true incident and Faith thoroughly enjoy
Cpl Gordon said An excellent story. I chose this book to read because of my relationship with Malaya which started with military service in the early 1950's and lapsed until I started to work in KL in 1991. The story covers this period and brought back many long forgotten memories.Faith Mortimer is a gifted writer who not only paints wonderfully descriptive word pictures of the characters and the surrounding environment but blends them into an intriguing story. I particularly li. A New Fan of Faith Mortimer ! Barbara Silkstone I recently discovered Faith Mortimer on Facebook and I'm so glad I did. Children of the Plantation carried me to an exotic world. Diana Rivers is the perfect amateur detective. Slightly reluctant, a tad bit out of her element, and vulnerable by her pregnancy, she steps up to help the mysterious Miss Chalcot. The setting in Malaysia becomes a major player in the story. I've never been there and yet I find myself yearning to return to the lush t. Ken said Mystery set in lush surroundings. Children of the Plantation is an unusual story, in that it is set in the present as well as flashes back to the 1950’s and 60’s.Sleuth, Diana Rivers is set a challenge to uncover a mystery which has plagued the owner of the plantation house for years. By means of a number of diaries she unravels a tale of mystery and suspense, culminating in a discovery which is shocking as well as bizarre.The story is well written, with a good pac