“I found myself addicted to Rutherford Park, much as I was to Downton Abbey” (Margaret Wurtele on Rutherford Park). Now comes the new novel of Rutherford Park by the acclaimed Elizabeth Cooke…
When May came that year in Rutherford, it was more beautiful than anyone could ever remember. More beautiful, and more terrible…
From inside their sprawling estate of Rutherford Park, the Cavendish family had a privileged perspective of the world. On the first morning in May, 1915, with a splendid view that reached across the gardens to the Vale of York, nothing seemed lovelier or less threatening. And yet…
At the risk of undoing the Cavendish name with scandal, William and Octavia Cavendish have been living a lie, maintaining a marriage out of duty rather than passion. But when their son Harry joins the Royal Flying Corps in France, the Cavendish family are forced to face the unavoidable truths about themselves, the society in which they thrive, and the secrets they can no longer bear.
In the wake of a terrible war, the emotional shifts between a husband and a wife, a wife and her lover, and a mother and her children, will shake the very foundation of the Cavendish family, and change the uniquely vulnerable lives of all who reside at Rutherford Park.
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Elizabeth Cooke lives in Dorset in southern England and is the author of twelve novels, including Rutherford Park. She has a long-established reputation for vivid storytelling and historical accuracy. Elizabeth's family originate in the North Yorkshire Dales—Bronte country—and her grandfather worked at Kiplin Hall there, where he was one of the "downstairs" staff. His life, and Yorkshire itself—both its outstanding natural beauty and the industrial life of its mill towns and cities—were the inspiration for Rutherford.
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Paperback. Etat : Good. When May came that year in Rutherford, it was more beautiful than anyone could ever remember. More beautiful, and more terrible . . . From inside their sprawling estate of Rutherford Park, the Cavendish family had a privileged perspective of the world. On the first morning in May, 1915, with a splendid view that reached across the gardens to the Vale of York, nothing seemed lovelier or less threatening. And yet . . . At the risk of undoing the Cavendish name with scandal, William and Octavia Cavendish have been living a lie, maintaining a marriage out of duty rather than passion. But when their son Harry joins the Royal Flying Corps in France, the Cavendish family are forced to face the unavoidable truths about themselves, the society in which they thrive, and the secrets they can no longer bear. In the wake of a terrible war, the emotional shifts between a husband and a wife, a wife and her lover, and a mother and her children, will shake the very foundation of the Cavendish family, and change the uniquely vulnerable lives of all who reside at Rutherford Park. Praise for Rutherford Park 'A breathtakingly beautiful book.'Kate Furnivall, author of Shadows on the Nile 'Elegantly depicts the lives within an English country house on the cusp of a new age.'Natasha Solomons, author of The Gallery of Vanished Husbands 'Thank you, Elizabeth Cooke, for a wonderful story and the promise of another.'Kelly Jones, author of The Woman Who Heard Color Readers Guide Inside. N° de réf. du vendeur 00105314162
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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. When May came that year in Rutherford, it was more beautiful than anyone could ever remember. More beautiful, and more terrible . . . From inside their sprawling estate of Rutherford Park, the Cavendish family had a privileged perspective of the world. On the first morning in May, 1915, with a splendid view that reached across the gardens to the Vale of York, nothing seemed lovelier or less threatening. And yet . . . At the risk of undoing the Cavendish name with scandal, William and Octavia Cavendish have been living a lie, maintaining a marriage out of duty rather than passion. But when their son Harry joins the Royal Flying Corps in France, the Cavendish family are forced to face the unavoidable truths about themselves, the society in which they thrive, and the secrets they can no longer bear. In the wake of a terrible war, the emotional shifts between a husband and a wife, a wife and her lover, and a mother and her children, will shake the very foundation of the Cavendish family, and change the uniquely vulnerable lives of all who reside at Rutherford Park. Praise for Rutherford Park 'A breathtakingly beautiful book.'Kate Furnivall, author of Shadows on the Nile 'Elegantly depicts the lives within an English country house on the cusp of a new age.'Natasha Solomons, author of The Gallery of Vanished Husbands 'Thank you, Elizabeth Cooke, for a wonderful story and the promise of another.'Kelly Jones, author of The Woman Who Heard Color Readers Guide Inside. N° de réf. du vendeur 00093279277
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Paperback. Etat : Good. When May came that year in Rutherford, it was more beautiful than anyone could ever remember. More beautiful, and more terrible . . . From inside their sprawling estate of Rutherford Park, the Cavendish family had a privileged perspective of the world. On the first morning in May, 1915, with a splendid view that reached across the gardens to the Vale of York, nothing seemed lovelier or less threatening. And yet . . . At the risk of undoing the Cavendish name with scandal, William and Octavia Cavendish have been living a lie, maintaining a marriage out of duty rather than passion. But when their son Harry joins the Royal Flying Corps in France, the Cavendish family are forced to face the unavoidable truths about themselves, the society in which they thrive, and the secrets they can no longer bear. In the wake of a terrible war, the emotional shifts between a husband and a wife, a wife and her lover, and a mother and her children, will shake the very foundation of the Cavendish family, and change the uniquely vulnerable lives of all who reside at Rutherford Park. Praise for Rutherford Park 'A breathtakingly beautiful book.'Kate Furnivall, author of Shadows on the Nile 'Elegantly depicts the lives within an English country house on the cusp of a new age.'Natasha Solomons, author of The Gallery of Vanished Husbands 'Thank you, Elizabeth Cooke, for a wonderful story and the promise of another.'Kelly Jones, author of The Woman Who Heard Color Readers Guide Inside. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN0425262596G
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Paperback. Etat : Very Good. When May came that year in Rutherford, it was more beautiful than anyone could ever remember. More beautiful, and more terrible . . . From inside their sprawling estate of Rutherford Park, the Cavendish family had a privileged perspective of the world. On the first morning in May, 1915, with a splendid view that reached across the gardens to the Vale of York, nothing seemed lovelier or less threatening. And yet . . . At the risk of undoing the Cavendish name with scandal, William and Octavia Cavendish have been living a lie, maintaining a marriage out of duty rather than passion. But when their son Harry joins the Royal Flying Corps in France, the Cavendish family are forced to face the unavoidable truths about themselves, the society in which they thrive, and the secrets they can no longer bear. In the wake of a terrible war, the emotional shifts between a husband and a wife, a wife and her lover, and a mother and her children, will shake the very foundation of the Cavendish family, and change the uniquely vulnerable lives of all who reside at Rutherford Park. Praise for Rutherford Park 'A breathtakingly beautiful book.'Kate Furnivall, author of Shadows on the Nile 'Elegantly depicts the lives within an English country house on the cusp of a new age.'Natasha Solomons, author of The Gallery of Vanished Husbands 'Thank you, Elizabeth Cooke, for a wonderful story and the promise of another.'Kelly Jones, author of The Woman Who Heard Color Readers Guide Inside. N° de réf. du vendeur CIN0425262596VG
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