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ABOUT THIS BOOK

PUBLISHER: Pan Macmillan

FORMAT: Electronic book text

ISBN: 9781447221548

RRP: £3.98

PAGES: 248

PUBLICATION DATE:
May 17, 2012

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Over the Seas

Josephine Bell

The dramatic sequel to Jacobean Adventure Alec Nimmo, his life in danger, sets sail for America. By the time he reaches the New World, Alec is closely involved with three women. Katharine Leslie, the beautiful temptress, tries to turn Alec against his closest friend; Janet Macilroy, the gentle widow, desperately awaits his return to Scotland; and Polly Sugden, headstrong and reckless, who shares with Alec a life of adventure – and danger. This is a story of terrible hardship in the little settlement of James Town, Virginia – of courage, endurance and passion. Even for Nimmo, fiery and impetuous, with everything to live for, there are times when the struggle becomes too much, when death seems more real than life …”Immensely readable …tremendously absorbing.” Elizabethan “A worthy addition to a long line of excellent and well-researched novels.” Manchester Evening News

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Josephine Bell

Josephine Bell was born Doris Bell Collier in Manchester, England. Between 1910 and 1916 she studied at Godolphin School, then trained at Newnham College, Cambridge until 1919. At the University College Hospital in London she was granted M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P. in 1922, and a M.B. B.S. in 1924. Bell was a prolific author, writing forty-three novels and numerous uncollected short stories during a forty-five year period. Many of her short stories appeared in the London Evening Standard. Using her pen name she wrote numerous detective novels beginning in 1936, and she was well-known for her medical mysteries. Her early books featured the fictional character Dr. David Wintringham who worked at Research Hospital in London as a junior assistant physician. She helped found the Crime Writers’ Association in 1953 and served as chair during 1959-60.