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The Country Wedding

Barbara Hannay
4.29/5 (161 ratings)
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The heartwarming new romantic saga by the bestselling author of The Grazier's Wife.

Two country weddings, fifty years apart … and the miracle of second chances

In the tiny Tablelands township of Burralea, Flora Drummond is preparing to play in a string quartet for the wedding of a very close friend. The trouble is, she can't quite forget the embarrassing teenage crush she once had on the handsome groom.

All is as it should be on the big day. The little church is filled with flowers, the expectant guests are arriving, and Mitch is nervously waiting – but his bride has had a sudden change of heart.

Decades earlier, another wedding in the same church led to a similar story of betrayal and devastation. Hattie missed out on marrying her childhood sweetheart the first time around, but now she has returned to the scene of her greatest heartache.

As Flora is drawn into both romantic dramas, she must also confront a relationship crisis of her own. But the past and the present offer promise for the future and there's a chance for friends, old and new, to help each other to heal.

From the rolling green hills of Far North Queensland to the crowded streets of Shanghai on the eve of the Second World War, this is a beautiful romantic saga that tells of two loves lost and found and asks the questions – do we ever get over our first love, and is it ever too late to make amends?
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
417 pages
Publication:
2017
Publisher:
Penguin Books Australia
Edition:
Language:
eng
ISBN10:
0143783319
ISBN13:
9780143783312
kindle Asin:
B06Y1HVNV5

The Country Wedding

Barbara Hannay
4.29/5 (161 ratings)
Read Download
The heartwarming new romantic saga by the bestselling author of The Grazier's Wife.

Two country weddings, fifty years apart … and the miracle of second chances

In the tiny Tablelands township of Burralea, Flora Drummond is preparing to play in a string quartet for the wedding of a very close friend. The trouble is, she can't quite forget the embarrassing teenage crush she once had on the handsome groom.

All is as it should be on the big day. The little church is filled with flowers, the expectant guests are arriving, and Mitch is nervously waiting – but his bride has had a sudden change of heart.

Decades earlier, another wedding in the same church led to a similar story of betrayal and devastation. Hattie missed out on marrying her childhood sweetheart the first time around, but now she has returned to the scene of her greatest heartache.

As Flora is drawn into both romantic dramas, she must also confront a relationship crisis of her own. But the past and the present offer promise for the future and there's a chance for friends, old and new, to help each other to heal.

From the rolling green hills of Far North Queensland to the crowded streets of Shanghai on the eve of the Second World War, this is a beautiful romantic saga that tells of two loves lost and found and asks the questions – do we ever get over our first love, and is it ever too late to make amends?
Format:
Paperback
Pages:
417 pages
Publication:
2017
Publisher:
Penguin Books Australia
Edition:
Language:
eng
ISBN10:
0143783319
ISBN13:
9780143783312
kindle Asin:
B06Y1HVNV5

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