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A few up-to-date touches (relatively unblinking looks at adultery and mental illness, for instance) place the story firmly in the present day without diminishing its cozy charm. Half a year later, the Palmers-both in their mid-50s-leave their suburban home in Coventry to run Round Ringford's village store and po

• Title : Pastures New (Round Ringford)
• Author : Ann Purser
• Rating : 4.93 (227 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-2-5
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 262 Pages
• Asin : 1534698817
• Language : English

A few up-to-date touches (relatively unblinking looks at adultery and mental illness, for instance) place the story firmly in the present day without diminishing its cozy charm. Half a year later, the Palmers-both in their mid-50s-leave their suburban home in Coventry to run Round Ringford's village store and post office. From Publishers Weekly Bringing the requisite wit and compassion to her attempt to walk in the footsteps of the venerable, pseudonymous "Miss Read," first-time novelist Purser creates an amiable, delightfully gossipy novel set in a quaint English village. Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. Numerous subplots convey the vitality and complexity of village life, and an upbeat, satisfyingly romantic conclusion-complete with sequel-inspiring cliffhanger-will leave readers eager for further installments. When her husband, Frank, loses his job, resourceful Peggy Palmer suggests that they use Frank's severance pay to buy a village shop in a small town. Her feelings for Bill take on an altered significance when tragedy oc

For nine years she ran an art gallery in the village before turning to full time writing. “Steering between the `Aga-saga and the clogs and shawls, Pastures New will give pleasure to many.” Sunday Times “An amiable, delightfully gossipy novel set in a quaint English village…will leave readers eager for further instalments” – Publishers Weekly “. Endeavour Press believes that the future is now.. ’This could be the village of our dreams’ says Peggy Palmer to her husband, when they first enter the beautiful surroundings of Round Ringford. Endeavour Press is the UK's leading independent digital publisher. “Anyone who has ever lived in a rural English community will find the situations evocatively familiar. It is not long before she thinks she finds it - in the shape of Peggy's burgeoning friendship with Bill Turner. a satisfyingly cosy read, as the Palmers make their mark on Ringford, and Ringford comes to terms with the Palmers. Their goal is to buy the local post office and shop and settle into a new way of life.But it is not going to be as easy as they imagine. Their trials and tribulations are caringly catalogued in Pastures New .” Western Morning News Ann Purser has lived for twenty years in Northamptonshire, where she has thrown h

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