Choose a genre
Bestsellers
Hardback
  1. Breaking Dawn Stephenie Meyer
  2. By Any Means Charley Boorman
  3. Salvation in Death J D Robb
  4. Things Ain't What They Used to Be Philip Glenister
  5. The Miracle at Speedy Motors Alexander McCall Smith
Paperback
  1. Under a Blood Red Sky Kate Furnivall
  2. New Moon Stephenie Meyer
  3. Twilight Stephenie Meyer
  4. Eclipse Stephenie Meyer
  5. Twilight (film tie-in) Stephenie Meyer
Audio
  1. Lorraine Kelly: Between You and Me Lorraine Kelly Read by the author
  2. The Comfort of Saturdays Alexander McCall Smith Read by Hilary Neville
  3. Testimony Anita Shreve Read by Adam Sims and Jennifer Woodward
  4. Millennium Tom Holland Reader Andrew Sachs
  5. The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency Alexander McCall Smith Read by Adjoa Andoh

Seek a New Dawn/Winds of Fortune

E V Thompson

Seek a New Dawn/Winds of Fortune

View Enlarged Image

ISBN:
9780751540086

Sphere

A Sphere title

SEEK A NEW DAWN

Cornwall, the 1870s. Emily Boyce, a Parson’s daughter, incurs her father's wrath by falling in love with young Sam Hooper, a copper miner on Bodmin Moor. So when the moorland mines fail, Emily's father seizes the opportunity to ensure that Sam goes to seek a new life in the copper mines of South Australia. It is only later, after years of looking after her overbearing father, that Emily knows she must follow her heart - whatever the risks.

WINDS OF FORTUNE

Cornwall, 1812. Thomasina Varcoe works as a servant girl - a good job were she not preyed on by the obnoxious Sir Charles Hearle. And when she is falsely accused of theft Thomasina flees to her sweetheart, highwayman Jeffrey. This time, in partnership with her lover, she steals for real. But when Jeffrey is caught and sentenced to death, Thomasina must make some tough decisions. Can she succeed alone?

Reviews

For THE VAGRANT KING: ‘E V Thompson is, as always, an extremely good storyteller’

Historical Novels Review

  • ‘With settings that stretch from China to Cornwall, these romantic sagas delight’ The Independent
  • For LOST YEARS: '(he) has always been a good writer in his chosen field of historical fabulations and, as usual, he emphasises the historic over the romantic. His many fans won't be disappointed' - BRISTOL E. NEWS
  • 'No more readable novel will come out of Cornwall for a long time. It confirms Thompson's place in the top flight of novelists, right there alongside Dame Daphne du Maurier and Winston Graham: the crème de la crème' - CORNISH GUARDIAN

Paperback: £7.99

Published 05/07/2007

Add to basket

  • Book of the Week

    Scarpetta

    Scarpetta

    Patricia Cornwell