A Cornish Stranger

By: Liz Fenwick

Narrated by: Anne Dover

There's an old Cornish saying: "Save a stranger from the sea, he'll turn your enemy...."

When her reclusive grandmother becomes too frail to live alone, Gabriella Blythe moves into the remote waterside cabin on Frenchman's Creek which has been her grandmother's home for decades. Once a celebrated artist, Jaunty's days are coming to a close, but she is still haunted by events in her past, particularly the sinking of Lancasteria during the war. Everything is fine until a handsome stranger arrives in a storm, seeking help.

Fin has been left a family legacy: a delicate watercolour of a cabin above the creek which leads him to this beautiful stretch of Cornish water. As Fin begins to pick at the clues of the painting, he is drawn into the lives of Gabe and Jaunty, unraveling a remarkable story of identity and betrayal....

In this delightful novel, Liz Fenwick weaves a spellbinding tale of romance and intrigue set against the gorgeous Cornish coast.

©2014 Liz Fenwick (P)2015 Isis Publishing Ltd

A moving wartime story

Something that will stay with me for ever!
Highly recomended for anyone with interest in ww2 or like me, born during that time. It is about art, relationships and trust and about doing what needs to be done to survive.
The readers voice is warm and suits the story well. I have listened to this book now for the third time!