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Return to Carnecrane

by Williams, Mary

Sequel to CARNECRANE. 'Episodes of pain and sadness, and of warmth and joy constructed endearingly, knit into the passing of the seasons.' EXPRESS & ECHO on Carnecrane 'Carnecrane combines the ingredients of excitement in life, lust in love, dramas of everyday Cornish folk...speeds along in a most entertaining fashion and is written in such a lively and lucid way.' THE CORNISHMAN on Carnecrane Carnecrane, the mansion on the Cornish cliffs, is once again the scene of the turbulent fortunes of the Cremyllas family in the mid-Victorian era. To Carnecrane comes Olwen, daughter of the vivacious Carmella Cremyllas, who had married a Welsh artist and left her native Cornwall for the stage. The arrival of Olwen, with her pale ethereal beauty, is the catalyst that sets in motion a dramatic series of events in which the dominant figure is the adventurer Leon Barbary - the stranger who came out of the blue to mine iron at Carnecrane.

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