The Legacy of Elizabeth Pringle

<P><B>''ORIGINAL AND ENTHRALLING'' <I>Guardian</I></B><br><B>''AFFECTING AND TENDER'' <I>The Times</I></B><br><B>''COMPLETELY ENCHANTING'' Penny Vincenzi </B><br><br>Elizabeth Pringle lived all her long life on the <B>Scottish island of Arran</B>. But did anyone really know her? In her will she leaves her beloved house, Holmlea, to a stranger - a young mother she''d seen pushing a pram down the road over thirty years ago. It now falls to Martha, once the baby in that pram, to answer the question: why? Martha is coping with her mother''s <B>dementia</B> and the possibility of a new life on <B>Arran</B> could be a new start.<br><br>A captivating story for fans of <B>Rosamund Pilcher, Maeve Binchy </B>and <B>Rachel Joyce</B> of the richness behind the <B>so-called ordinary lives of women</B> and the secrets and threads that hold them together.<br><br><B>And Kirsty Wark''s second novel, <I>The House by the Loch</I>, a story of unlikely love and long-hidden family secrets set in the beautiful Scottish countryside, is out now.</B></P>