1918: Freddie was destined for a different life, determined to make his fortune in the plantations of Ceylon.
But just as the great war comes to an end, the eldest brother and heir to Coombe Hall, Edward, doesn't return.Torn between duty and freedom, Freddie must now sacrifice his own dreams to keep the estate - and the future of Coombe - alive. And now he must now marry for an heir, not for love.But the turmoil of war didn't end on the battlefield; the country faces upheavals like never before. And when an unexpected legacy blows in from Edward's secret past, Freddie's grip on the estate - and his future - looks more uncertain than ever... Sweeping from the smoking battlefields of France to the rich estates of Devon, from Suffragettes to political extremists, this is a story of legacy and scars, of the price of change, the price of family...
A beautifully illustrated collection of profiles of more than 80 goddesses and other powerful women re-told for children. Includes stories like how Japanese goddess of the dawn Ame-no-Uzume saved the day by dancing and how ancient Greek witch Medea helped to defeat a dragon. The enthralling stories introduce famous figures from around the world, while a handy reference section is packed with information about the goddesses and heroines themselves. With striking illustrations by Katie Ponder that bring the tales to life.
This book on goddesses for children offers: - Over 80 profiles of women in mythology, covering famous classics and lesser-known stories. - Striking illustrations by multi-award-winning artist Katie Ponder. - A handy pronunciation guide listing all difficult-to-pronounce names for the reader's convenience. - Stunning gold foil on the cover, making it a wonderful gift for children into mythology.
Great for Ages 7-10.