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Glasgow, 1942. To please his father, Sandy McLean is training to be a surgeon. But Sandy's real passion is for painting. And when he meets Sophie, the stunning French girl who models for the local art school, he spies a second reason to become an artist. When Sandy rescues Sophie from the unwelcome advances of a drunk at a dance, he hopes it may be the start of something special. Although Sophie doesn't want a relationship, a friendship is formed - one whose bond is strengthened when Sophie offers to pose for his work.

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'Romantic fiction pure and simple and the best sort ... Women's fiction at an excellent level.' -- Publishing News 'An engrossing saga produced by an experienced and popular novelist, so it is unsurprising that it is strong on both characterisation and plot.' -- Historical Novels Review

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Shakespearean actor, Sydney lifeguard, Scottish newspaper journalist, American high school graduate, playwright and now number one best selling novelist, Iain Blair has packed more than most into his sixty something years. But while millions of regular fans enjoy his 29 published novels, none has ever heard of Iain. Why? Because they only know him as romantic novelist Emma Blair. Vivien Heilbron is a Scottish actress who rose to prominence playing the lead in the 1971 BBC adaption of Lewis Grassic Gibbon's Sunset Song. She has a wealth of experience on stage, including in the role of Elizabeth in Richard III opposite Derek Jacobi, and in film roles such as Catriona alongside Michael Caine in the 1971 film Kidnapped. Vivien is also an established audiobook narrator.

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