Neptune’s Daughter
Neptune’s Daughter by Beryl Kingston, published by HOW TO BOOKS in July 2005, is a work of fiction that explores family dynamics and personal transformation. The narrative follows Gwen MacIvor, who, after becoming a widow, decides to reinvent her life by purchasing a derelict tower by the sea. As she embarks on this journey of restoration, she also embraces new experiences, including a romantic relationship and the study of astrology, all while seeking to enjoy life anew.
The story delves into the complexities of family life, particularly the evolving relationship between Gwen and her daughter Eleanor. As Eleanor, a successful executive, prepares for motherhood, she expects her mother to take on the role of caregiver. However, Gwen has different aspirations and is not ready to conform to Eleanor’s plans. This edition contains 377 pages and is presented in English, offering readers an insightful look into the challenges and choices faced by women navigating their roles within the family.
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‘…that’s how you see me is it?’ she said. ‘Good child care.’ Eleanor gave her an honest answer. ‘The best, ‘ she said. ‘I mean, what can be better than the baby’s own grandmother?’ ‘The baby’s own mother, ‘ Gwen said. When Gwen MacIvor is widowed she surprises everyone by embarking on an entirely new life. She buys a derelict tower by the sea, sets about restoring it, takes a lover, and a job, studies astrology and learns to enjoy life – at long last. Unfortunately, her daughter Eleanor – a successful executive of 30+ – has other plans for her. For Eleanor is pregnant and intends to go back to work as soon as her baby is born. Naturally she assumes that her mother will bring the baby up. It is not an assumption Gwen share
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