Audiobook Details
Turning the Tide
by Christine Stovell narrated by Julia Barrie
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Genre: Fiction » Romance
Age Group: Adult
Book Ref.: RTL1767
ISBN: 978 1 40743 721 7
Publication Date: 1st September 2010
Duration: 10h 15m (approx.) on 9 CDs
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Price: £20.41
All's fair in love and war? Depends on who's making the rules.
Harry Watling has spent the past five years keeping her father's boat yard afloat. Now all she wants to do is enjoy the peace and quiet of her sleepy backwater. So when businessman Matthew Corrigan announces he wants to redevelop the boat yard, it's like declaring war. Harry has to fight not just his plans but also her feelings for the man himself. Then a family secret from the past changes everything...
About the Narrator
Julia Barrie studied at Bristol University and went on to work at the Bristol Old Vic. She has worked extensively in theatre and TV, including Cyrano de Bergerac and As You Like It in the West End, and Blonde Bombshell and Our Friends in the North for TV. She lives in London.
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