The Beachcomber

HarperCollins, 2003. First. Hardback. Good. Outline:- Publisher`s Synopsis One of the country`s bestselling storytellers joins HarperCollins with her new page-turning drama about struggle and triumph over adversity. The Beachcomber is the story of two people each with a dream each lonely in different ways and just when everything seems to be coming right for them fate steps in to turn their worlds upside down. In the summer of 1952 two lonely people arrive in the pretty seaside hamlet of West Bay. Strangers coming from very different backgrounds they are there for the same reasons: to find peace of mind and the chance to start a new life. A quiet lonely man Tom Arnold has abandoned all his possessions and walked away from a highly paid job. A year ago he had a wife and two beautiful children when suddenly his world was turned upside-down. The car he was driving with his family was deliberately run off the seaside road high above the cliffs. He was the only survivor. The maniac driver - who Tom is sure intended to kill them all - has never been found. Now a year later he needs to be alone to deal with the pain and contemplate his future. Kathy Wilson has tried to cling on to her zest for life and her sense of humour through times of pain and loneliness. Recovering from her divorce she seeks comfort in the arms of other men and parties. But a shocking revealing row with her mother is the final straw and consequently when she inherits a rundown house in West Bay she flees to Dorset. For both Tom and Kathy it seems there is hope of rebuilding their lives. Yet even now someone means to wreck both Tom and Kathy`s search for happiness. People are jealous. And a brutal killer is still on the loose… Suddenly West Bay is not the peaceful place it was…-> the publisher of this HARDBACK book is HarperCollins The date of this copy is 2003 booksalvation have grade it as Good and it will be shipped from our UK warehouse This book is from the Series. Shipping is Free for UK buyers and at a reasonable charge for buyer outside the UK