| Title | : | Light me the Moon |
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| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle Edition |
| Number of Pages | : | 533 |
| Publication | : | First published August 18, 1994 |
THE POWERFUL STORY OF A WOMAN TORN BETWEEN TWO WORLDS, A WOMAN FORCED TO MAKE A CHOICE THAT WILL COST HER VERY DEARLY...
For Diana Stratton, beautiful, blonde, and ambitious, her career was everything. A brilliant businesswoman, her job gave her all the satisfaction she needed – designer dresses, a luxury apartment, a fast car and, eventually, a handsome husband who fitted perfectly into her golden lifestyle.
Her sister, Susan, was the opposite. She had never wanted the bright lights nor a glamorous life, only that her children should be safe and happy and the family vineyard successful enough to keep them that way.
As a family tragedy unfolds, it soon becomes clear that Diana must make a painful choice between her own wishes and the needs of her family, and she must also come to terms with the secret tragedy of her youth.
Angela Arney was born in Hampshire, where she still lives with her husband. She has been a teacher, a hospital administrator and a cabaret singer. Her first novel, Cast the First Stone, was published by Corgi in 1992.
For Diana Stratton, beautiful, blonde, and ambitious, her career was everything. A brilliant businesswoman, her job gave her all the satisfaction she needed – designer dresses, a luxury apartment, a fast car and, eventually, a handsome husband who fitted perfectly into her golden lifestyle.
Her sister, Susan, was the opposite. She had never wanted the bright lights nor a glamorous life, only that her children should be safe and happy and the family vineyard successful enough to keep them that way.
As a family tragedy unfolds, it soon becomes clear that Diana must make a painful choice between her own wishes and the needs of her family, and she must also come to terms with the secret tragedy of her youth.
Angela Arney was born in Hampshire, where she still lives with her husband. She has been a teacher, a hospital administrator and a cabaret singer. Her first novel, Cast the First Stone, was published by Corgi in 1992.
Light me the Moon Reviews
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It was a good enough book, but didn't flow smoothly to me and I never really felt that I got to know the characters properly.
