Rupert promised he was going to come back. All Florence had to do was wait.
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Cornwall,1944 When Rupert Dash is declared missing,presumed dead during the Battle of Arnhem,his wife,Florence,is devastated. She can't accept that he has gone from her life forever,and so when she finds a poem called'Wait for Me'hidden in an old book,she believes it's a sign from her husband. A promise that he will return to her.
London,1988 Since childhood Max has suffered from a recurring nightmare. Surrounded by the horrific chaos of war,he has an urgent mission he knows he must complete. But time after time,the dream ends with him awaking in terror,his heart pounding from the horror of the battlefield. Desperate to understand why he is haunted by such terrible visions,Max embarks on a journey that leads him to Cornwall and a man named Rupert Dash.
Melbourne,1995 Florence receives a letter from someone she has never met,who lives on the other side of the world. This stranger says he remembers a life that belonged to another before him. Could this be the one person Florence has waited fifty-one years to meet again
Publisher: Simon & Schuster LtdISBN: 9781398513952Number of pages: 384Dimensions: 5944 x 3886 x 27 mm
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'Nobody does epic romance like Santa Montefiore'- Jojo Moyes
Santa Montefiore
Born Santa Palmer-Tomkinson,bestselling English novelist,Santa Montefiore always wanted to be a writer and spent her years at boarding school making up stories for her school friends. Her first novel,Meet Me Under the Ombu Tree,was inspired by her first trip to Argentina and several of her other novels are set there. Her fiction includes: The Gypsy Madonna,The House by the Sea,Secrets of the Lighthouse,Songs of Love and War,The Last Secret of the Deverills and The Temptation of Gracie. She has also co-authored the Royal Rabbits of London series with her husband,the historian and author Simon Sebag-Montefiore.
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