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Triangles in Squares
This is the second book in the Three Lives Trilogy and it is Euan's story. "To an outsider Garrick Square probably looked like any other London square, but it wasn't..." It is March 1989 and Lady Fay Stanhope, the undisputed monarch of Garrick Square, continues to organise it into an elite community of creative professionals and eccentrics. Euan, now a successful writer, is one of these. It is seven years since Celia's tragic death but he still mourns her and has not moved on, that is until Natasha, Celia's daughter, turns up in his life and proceeds to turn it upside down. She is no longer the gawky teenager of 'Parallel Lines' but now an attractive and independent young woman. She moves into Euan's basement and she is not the only newcomer to the Square. Lady Fay has organised the Reverend Gerald Masterson to move into Number 39. He is the darling of religious broadcasting at the BBC but may not be as angelic as he seems. Thus begins a summer of passion, intrigue and betrayal, with allegiances forming and falling away against the backdrop of the Square's social calendar, until Natash must make a choice that will change her life forever and which will lead us into the final book, 'Full Circle'.
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Triangles in Squares
This is the second book in the Three Lives Trilogy and it is Euan's story. "To an outsider Garrick Square probably looked like any other London square, but it wasn't..." It is March 1989 and Lady Fay Stanhope, the undisputed monarch of Garrick Square, continues to organise it into an elite community of creative professionals and eccentrics. Euan, now a successful writer, is one of these. It is seven years since Celia's tragic death but he still mourns her and has not moved on, that is until Natasha, Celia's daughter, turns up in his life and proceeds to turn it upside down. She is no longer the gawky teenager of 'Parallel Lines' but now an attractive and independent young woman. She moves into Euan's basement and she is not the only newcomer to the Square. Lady Fay has organised the Reverend Gerald Masterson to move into Number 39. He is the darling of religious broadcasting at the BBC but may not be as angelic as he seems. Thus begins a summer of passion, intrigue and betrayal, with allegiances forming and falling away against the backdrop of the Square's social calendar, until Natash must make a choice that will change her life forever and which will lead us into the final book, 'Full Circle'.
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Triangles in Squares

Triangles in Squares

by Jane McCulloch
Triangles in Squares

Triangles in Squares

by Jane McCulloch

Overview

This is the second book in the Three Lives Trilogy and it is Euan's story. "To an outsider Garrick Square probably looked like any other London square, but it wasn't..." It is March 1989 and Lady Fay Stanhope, the undisputed monarch of Garrick Square, continues to organise it into an elite community of creative professionals and eccentrics. Euan, now a successful writer, is one of these. It is seven years since Celia's tragic death but he still mourns her and has not moved on, that is until Natasha, Celia's daughter, turns up in his life and proceeds to turn it upside down. She is no longer the gawky teenager of 'Parallel Lines' but now an attractive and independent young woman. She moves into Euan's basement and she is not the only newcomer to the Square. Lady Fay has organised the Reverend Gerald Masterson to move into Number 39. He is the darling of religious broadcasting at the BBC but may not be as angelic as he seems. Thus begins a summer of passion, intrigue and betrayal, with allegiances forming and falling away against the backdrop of the Square's social calendar, until Natash must make a choice that will change her life forever and which will lead us into the final book, 'Full Circle'.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781518801228
Publisher: CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date: 11/04/2015
Series: Three Lives Trilogy , #2
Pages: 274
Product dimensions: 5.98(w) x 9.02(h) x 0.62(d)
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