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The Winter Sea by Susanna Kearsley

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Also by Susanna Kearsley:

The Vanished Days, October 2021
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Named of the Dragon, October 2015
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Season Of Storms, September 2014
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The Splendour Falls, January 2014
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The Firebird, June 2013
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The Shadowy Horses, October 2012
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Mariana, April 2012
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The Rose Garden, October 2011
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The Winter Sea, December 2010
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The Winter Sea, August 2008
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The Winter Sea
Susanna Kearsley

Allison & Busby
August 2008
On Sale: August 22, 2008
Featuring: Carolyn McClelland; Stuart Keith
288 pages
ISBN: 0749080787
EAN: 9780749080785
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Romance Contemporary

It wasn't by chance. There wasn't a part of it that happened by chance.

Carolyn McClelland, a writer of historical novels, finds herself with a familiar enemy; writer's block. A change of scenery leads her, and her book, in a whole new direction. Writing about the attempted Jacobite invasion of 1707, Carolyn takes up residence in a cottage in Edinburgh. Inexplicably drawn to Slains Castle, and not so inexplicably drawn to the charming, but somehow familiar, Stuart Keith, Carolyn is soon writing with an unusual speed and imagery which leads her to wonder whether her 'fictional' character of Sophia is really so fictional after all.

Carolyn soon realises that she is somehow channelling the memories of her distant relative and that her story has a life of its own.

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