Diane Allen eccelle nella narrativa storica, traendo ispirazione dagli evocativi paesaggi delle Yorkshire Dales. Le sue narrazioni sono caratterizzate da uno storytelling avvincente e da una profonda esplorazione delle relazioni umane e dei segreti di famiglia. Allen ricrea magistralmente l'atmosfera delle epoche passate affrontando temi universali di amore e perdita. I lettori apprezzeranno il suo talento nel creare personaggi femminili forti e trame intricate.
Providing a glimpse into the life and spirituality of St. Pio of Pietrelcina, who has often been called "the greatest mystic of the 20th century," 39 individuals, all who met him, were interviewed for this book.
Pride comes before a fall, and some fall harder than others . . .
Arches and Canyonlands National Parks are located in southeastern Utah. Arches was first set aside in 1929 to preserve extraordinary products of giant arches, windows, pinnacles, and pedestals. Canyonlands was established in 1964 to preserve a geological wonderland of rocks, spires, mesas, and Indian rock art.
The next novel by bestselling saga author Diane Allen.
Another heartfelt novel from Diane Allen, Wartime in the Dales is a tale of two young girls doing all they can to get home in 1939 Yorkshire.
Charlotte Booth loves her father and the home they share, which is set high up in the limestone escarpments of Crummockdale. But when a new businessman in the form of Joseph Dawson enters their lives, both Charlotte and her father decide he's the man for her and, within six months, Charlotte marries the dashing mill owner from Accrington. Then a young mill worker is found dead in the swollen River Ribble. With Joseph's business nearly bankrupt, it becomes apparent that all is not as it seems and Joseph is not the man he pretends to be. Heavily pregnant, penniless and heartbroken, Charlotte is forced to face the reality that life may never be the same again.
For a Father's Pride is a heartbreaking story of love and loss from bestselling saga author, Diane Allen.
Twenty-one years have passed since Charlotte Booth fought to keep Ferndale Mill and her home at Windfell Manor following her traumatic first marriage. Now happily married to her childhood sweetheart, Archie Atkinson, she seeks only the best for their children, Isabelle and Danny. But Danny's head is turned by a local girl of ill repute... Meanwhile, the beautiful and secretive Isabelle shares all the traits of her biological father, the notorious Joseph Dawson. And when she announces that she is to marry John Sidgwick, her mother quickly warns her against him. An ex-drinking mate of her late father who faces bankruptcy, Charlotte fears his interest in Isabelle is founded more upon self-preservation than any notions of love. What she doesn't realize is how far he's willing to go to protect his future...
The Girl from the Tanner's Yard by Diane Allen is an evocative historical saga set in Yorkshire during the 19th century.
Set deep in the Yorkshire Dales, Diane Allen's A Child of the Dales is a sweeping novel of family, deceit, separation and love.