Taking advantage of recent tourist interest, the residents of Prior's Ford plan a summer festival. But someone is determined to sabotage the event, and it takes all the villagers' detective skills to stop the vandals in their tracks. Meanwhile, at Tarbethill Farm, things are going from bad to worse. In dire financial straits, Victor, the eldest son, is tempted by a developer's offer on their land. But if his father finds out it promises to tear their family apart. And at the big house, Lewis remains absolutely besotted by his baby daughter, while his family still secretly wonder if she's really his. And as Molly starts to take advantage of Lewis' good nature, can Ginny bear to keep silent about her feelings for him?
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Eve Houston lives in Scotland. This is her third novel.
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Trouble Can Appear Even in Prior's Ford
July 15 2012
By L. Rigod
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In this edition of life in Prior's Ford, as the title declares, there is trouble. Trouble appears in all sorts of places. Even life in a bucolic location can be interfered with by disease, social unrest, greed, dreams of early inheritances, and romances not going easily.
Prior's Ford decides to hold a Scarecrow Festival. This should bring in needed tourist monies and also entertain the villagers themselves. Everyone gets aboard, except for some lads from a neighboring village who entertain themselves by destroying other's property for larks. Maggie, Jenny's and Andrew Forsythe's step-daughter finds she is looking for happiness in many wrong places.
Andrew and Jenny also have to face the hardest challenge of their married lives...cancer. Maggie is now needed to help with her step-brother, Calum deal as they live part of their summer with the Reverend Naomi and her foster child, Ethan.
While the Manor house opens it's gardens to the public, the owners of Tarbethill farm face the future with one son wanting to save the heritage of the family farm, and the elder wanting to destroy the farm for his future.
There is many more stories of life in this village. The main theme is trouble. Life itself brings changes and adjustments, we learn it is up to the individuals and community whether you can weather the storms. This series continues to hold my attention. This is a good example of fictional literature.
Prior's Ford decides to hold a Scarecrow Festival. This should bring in needed tourist monies and also entertain the villagers themselves. Everyone gets aboard, except for some lads from a neighboring village who entertain themselves by destroying other's property for larks. Maggie, Jenny's and Andrew Forsythe's step-daughter finds she is looking for happiness in many wrong places.
Andrew and Jenny also have to face the hardest challenge of their married lives...cancer. Maggie is now needed to help with her step-brother, Calum deal as they live part of their summer with the Reverend Naomi and her foster child, Ethan.
While the Manor house opens it's gardens to the public, the owners of Tarbethill farm face the future with one son wanting to save the heritage of the family farm, and the elder wanting to destroy the farm for his future.
There is many more stories of life in this village. The main theme is trouble. Life itself brings changes and adjustments, we learn it is up to the individuals and community whether you can weather the storms. This series continues to hold my attention. This is a good example of fictional literature.
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Trouble in Prior's Ford
Jan 10 2011
By Brigitte Ernst
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I loed the first 2 books but was a little disappointed by this one. Maybe number 4 will bring more exitement.
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