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Janet MacLeod Trotter

    Janet MacLeod Trotter es una aclamada autora cuyas obras a menudo profundizan en escenarios históricos y relaciones humanas. Su rico estilo narrativo y su capacidad para crear personajes vívidos atraen a los lectores. A través de sus novelas, explora las complejidades de la vida, el amor y la pérdida, basándose frecuentemente en la rica historia y el paisaje de su nativa Inglaterra y Escocia. Trotter ofrece a los lectores una experiencia literaria atractiva y conmovedora.

    The Sapphire Child
    A Child of Jarrow
    The Girl from the Tea Garden
    The Secrets of the Tea Garden
    Las luces de Assam
    Las promesas de Assam
    • Las promesas de Assam

      • 492 páginas
      • 18 horas de lectura

      En las exuberantes colinas de Assam, los Belhaven sufren tanto como su plantaci n de t tras la prematura muerte de la madre de la familia. Clarissa, la hija mayor, hermosa y resuelta, vive ahora entregada a su desconsolado padre y su fr gil hermana. Entre Clarissa y Wesley Robson, el joven y desenvuelto cultivador rival, empieza a nacer una atracci n que se ve truncada cuando la tragedia se cierne de nuevo sobre la familia y obliga a las hermanas a cambiar sus queridos campos por las industriales calles de Tyneside. All deber n adaptarse a un mundo extra o, hecho de asfalto y cemento, preparado para la lucha y la guerra, y en el que deber n aprender a sortear la pobreza, los celos y la traici n. La reaparici n de Wesley quiz suponga un puente hacia la vida de anta o. O quiz s apague la llama de toda esperanza...

      Las promesas de Assam
    • Las luces de Assam

      • 524 páginas
      • 19 horas de lectura

      En las exuberantes colinas de Assam, los Belhaven sufren tanto como su plantación de té tras la prematura muerte de la madre de la familia. Clarissa, la hija mayor, hermosa y resuelta, vive ahora entregada a su desconsolado padre y su frágil hermana. Entre Clarissa y Wesley Robson, el joven y desenvuelto cultivador rival, empieza a nacer una atracción que se ve truncada cuando la tragedia se cierne de nuevo sobre la familia y obliga a las hermanas a cambiar sus queridos campos por las industriales calles de Tyneside. Allí deberán adaptarse a un mundo extraño, hecho de asfalto y cemento, preparado para la lucha y la guerra, y en el que deberán aprender a sortear la pobreza, los celos y la traición. La reaparición de Wesley quizá suponga un puente hacia la vida de antaño. O quizás apague la llama de toda esperanza...

      Las luces de Assam
    • The Secrets of the Tea Garden

      • 573 páginas
      • 21 horas de lectura

      She's gone in search of happy memories. But was her idyllic childhood in India an illusion? After the Second World War, Libby Robson leaves chilly England for India, and the childhood home where she left her heart--and her beloved father, James--fourteen years ago. At first Libby is intoxicated by India's vibrant beauty: the bustle of Calcutta, the lush tea gardens of Assam. But beneath the surface a rebellion is simmering: India is on the brink of Independence, and the days of British rule are numbered. As the owner of a tea plantation, James embodies the hated colonial regime, and Libby finds herself questioning her idealised memories--particularly when she meets the dashing freedom fighter Ghulam Khan. As Independence looms, life in India becomes precarious for Libby, James and even Ghulam. And when James reveals a shameful family secret, Libby is forced to question her past--and her future.

      The Secrets of the Tea Garden
    • The Girl from the Tea Garden

      • 464 páginas
      • 17 horas de lectura

      In the dying days of the Raj, Anglo-Indian schoolgirl Adela Robson dreams of a glamorous career on the stage. When she sneaks away from school in the back of handsome Sam Jackman's car, she knows a new life awaits--but it is not the one she imagined. In Simla, the summer seat of the Raj government, Adela throws herself into all the dazzling entertainments 1930s Indian society can offer a beautiful debutante. But just as her ambitions seem on the cusp of becoming reality, she meets a charming but spoilt prince, setting in motion a devastating chain of events. The outbreak of the Second World War finds Adela back in England--a country she cannot remember--without hope or love, and hiding a shameful secret. Only exceptional courage and endurance can pull her through these dark times and carry her back to the homeland of her heart.

      The Girl from the Tea Garden
    • A Child of Jarrow

      • 256 páginas
      • 9 horas de lectura

      To escape her possessive and drunken step-father, Kate is sent away from teaming Jarrow to work on the Ravensworth Estate. She is soon attracting the attention of charming, headstrong Alexander and dares to dream of a future with him. But when Kate discovers herself pregnant and alone she must return to face the wrath of her step-father.

      A Child of Jarrow
    • In the dying days of the Raj, can paths divided by time and circumstance ever find each other again? In 1930s Northern India, childhood friends Stella and Andrew have grown up together in the orbit of the majestic Raj Hotel. Spirited Stella has always had a soft spot for boisterous Andrew, though she dreams of meeting a soulmate from outside the close-knit community. But life is turned on its head when one scandal shatters their friendship and another sees her abandoned by the man she thought she loved. As the Second World War looms, Andrew joins the army to fight for freedom. Meanwhile in India, Stella, reeling from her terrible betrayal, also throws herself into the war effort, volunteering for the Women's Auxiliary Corps, resigned to living a lonelier life than the one she dreamed of as a child. When Andrew returns to the East on the eve of battle with Japan, the two former friends are reunited, though bitter experience has changed them. Can they rekindle what they once had or will war demand of their friendship the ultimate sacrifice?

      The Sapphire Child
    • No Greater Love

      • 282 páginas
      • 10 horas de lectura

      Raised in the slums of Edwardian Tyneside, spirited and out-spoken Maggie Beaton joins the ranks of the suffragettes but is soon a fugitive, spurned by family and friends. Only passionate trade unionist George Gordon stands by her but as the 1st World War looms, Maggie's endurance will be tested to the limit. A moving family drama.

      No Greater Love
    • Chasing the Dream

      • 244 páginas
      • 9 horas de lectura

      Haunted by childhood poverty and eviction, Millie sees security with dashing Dan Nixon, who pursues his dream of playing professional football to escape the hardship and dangers of the mines and for a while it seems their dreams will come true. But when tragedy strikes and a terrible long-kept secret is exposed, Millie is tested to the limit.

      Chasing the Dream
    • The Jarrow Lass

      • 261 páginas
      • 10 horas de lectura

      Brought up on her parents' smallholding in Jarrow in the harsh years of the 1870s, Rose dreams of a world beyond the grime of the town, a world glimpsed at a fairytale wedding at Ravensworth as a child. Capturing the heart of steelworker William a better life is in reach. But tragedy strikes and Rose must save her young family from destitution.

      The Jarrow Lass
    • 1931: pretty Clara Magee is devastated by her father's suicide and forced to sell the family shop. She is in love with idealist Frank but pursued by businessman Vinnie Craven. Tempted by the glamorous life he is offering, Clara hasn't bargained for ruthless Vinnie's growing fascination for Mosley's Fascist Party. Yet the greatest shock is to come.

      A Handful of Stars