Exiles
Exiles by Anita Burgh, published by Orion in 2001, is a novel that explores the complexities of life and relationships through the lens of a successful author. Kate Howard, who has found happiness living with her lover Stewart and daughter Lucy in a picturesque farmhouse in the Auverge region of central France, faces unexpected challenges when her son decides to move to France as well. A phone call from her literary agent in London introduces a new tension that threatens to disrupt her seemingly idyllic existence.
As the story unfolds, readers will encounter the arrival of newcomers Mo and Tristram, with Mo’s striking beauty and charm masking a chaotic influence on Kate’s life. The narrative delves into the dynamics of personal and professional relationships, revealing how external forces can impact one’s sense of stability. With 376 pages, this edition invites readers to reflect on the intricacies of human connections and the unforeseen events that can alter the course of life.
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Kate Howard is no longer a struggling author. Far from it, she believes she leads a charmed life. A successful writer, for the past three years she has lived happily with her lover Stewart and her daughter Lucy in an old farmhouse in the beautiful, wild Auverge region of central France. When her son announces that he too intends to move to France, it would seem that life for Kate could not be sweeter. Then comes a bolt from the blue, a phone call from Kate¿s literary agent in London that threatens her whole way of life.
But worse is to follow with the arrival of newcomers Mo and Tristram. Mo is a striking beauty and charming ¿ when it suits her. As Kate discovers, she¿s one of those people who brings chaos to other people¿s lives, and Kate¿s is no exception.
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