Flower of Causses
Synopsis
A traveller in a remote region of France is persuaded to read a manuscript left many years ago by an eccentric Englishman. She discovers a psychological story, simply told, of sympathy, suppressed emotion, obsession and loss – and perhaps of the supernatural; the reader may judge.
Author's Biography
Annie Hardacre is the pen-name of a retired university tutor who grew up in the English countryside in the 1950s and who now likes to explore the remoter regions of Scotland and France whenever time permits.
Reviews
Price £11.99
Binding: Hardcover
Publication date 01/10/2010
Reader Comments
A book I will recommend to all my friends who like more thoughtful and profound books
Beautiful, thoughtful and an elegantly written book!
A book I will recommend to all my friends who like more thoughtful and profound books.
A book full of wisdom and powerful ideas. A wonderful page turner!
I have become a fan of Annie. I enjoyed both Play with Strangers and Flower of the Causses tremendously.
A rare well-written book, full of reflection on modern life. Highly recommended to everyone who can afford a little bit of peaceful time to stop to think.
Marvelous read and beautiful word picture!
A mysterious story entwined with supernatural experience: this is a profound book evoking deep emotion and reflection on the meaning of life.
A word picture of spiritual struggle, like an ever lasting painting which can be enjoyed all the time.
can't put it down until I reach the last page.