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Strong to Save is a romantic novel set in the Western Isles of Scotland. Emotionally battered after spending years caring for her difficult father, Kay seeks healing in a tour of the Hebrides. But instead of a peaceful holiday she faces first shipwreck and then having to deal with her feelings for the remarkable man who rescues her.
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Patricia F. Payne spent the first nine years of her life in ‘a slightly substandard version of Downton Abbey’ and was educated at Esdaile school for clergymen’s daughters in Edinburgh, feeling quite at home when it was evacuated to a castle during World War II. While working as a guide in Shakespeare’s birthplace she met and married the curator of the Stratford-on-Avon theatre museum. She brought up two sons in a Warwickshire farmhouse where she also raised horses, puppies and hens. They ran three racehorses, one of which very nearly won the Grand National. Her husband trained her as his research assistant as they tracked down and sold historical documents, rescuing many from the then fashionable fate of being made into lampshades. Patricia started writing fiction in middle-age after finally discovering that her problems with books were due to dyslexia and not to stupidity as she had been told at school. Successful entries in several writing competitions encouraged her to keep going and she has now written many historical and romantic stories in both short and long forms. Patricia is once again living in rural Berwickshire, still writing as much as she can.
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- EditorialCreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
- Año de publicación2015
- ISBN 10 1507872275
- ISBN 13 9781507872277
- EncuadernaciónTapa blanda
- Número de páginas80
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