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    Fox River

    By Emilie Richards

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    An artist's sudden blindness is diagnosed as psychological trauma – but what is it she doesn't want to see? An innocent man is released after nine years in jail for a murder he didn't commit. In a community of millionaires and the people who serve them, a drama of scandal, secrets and murder is about to be exposed

    Daughter of a legendary Virginia hunt master and aristocrat, Julia Warwick grew up in a world where Thoroughbreds and fox hunting are passions, not pastimes. Julia found her own passion in Christian Carver, a talented young horse trainer. But when a beautiful heiress is murdered and Christian is convicted of the crime, a pregnant, desperate Julia marries a friend who offers solace. Now, though blindness darkens her world, it opens her eyes to hidden truths. About her husband, her family, her friends and the man she loved. And as the story starts to emerge, a forgotten memory begins to return, a mystery comes to light and two lovers torn apart by forces they couldn't control face each other once and for all.

    “A flat–out page turner reminiscent of the early Sidney Sheldon.” – Cleveland Plain Dealer on Whiskey Island

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateAug 1, 2014
    ISBN9781743697788
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    Emilie Richards

    Emilie Richards ha accumulato esperienza sui problemi di coppia e sui risvolti sociali lavorando come consulente familiare. I suoi numerosi bestseller hanno incantato la critica e i lettori di tutto il mondo.

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    • 4/5
      An enjoyable read about a young woman who suffers from blindness after being thrown from a horse--except that the doctors can find no physical reason for the blindness. Set in Virgina fox-hunting territory, this book leads us through the life of the protagonist and we watch her discover her past through a novel written by her mother. Definitely worth reading.
    • 3/5
      I enjoy this author, I liked the Irish books better but this was enjoyable and well written.
    • 1/5
      Painfully predictable. Only read because it was recommended. Guess I am just not a romance novel kind of girl.