Flambards

...brilliantly compelling slice of social history (The School Librarian)

K M Peyton convincingly portrays the passion, uncertainty and intensity of young love. (Linda Newbery, Armadillo)

When Christina is sent to live in the grand country house, Flambards, she doesn't know what to expect. Once there, she meets two young men, Mark and Will, trying to cope with their bad-tempered father. She also discovers a passion for horse-riding and a love for life in the country. As time goes by Christina begins to embrace her new life and all the social engagements that it involves, but with both brothers vying for her attention Christina knows it's just a matter of time before she has to choose . . .

A welcome reissue of this much-loved family saga.