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When Julian Hurst went into partnership in an art business instead of joining his brother in the family firm of solicitors, his family was surprised that he made such a success of it. They would have been still more surprised if they had known what his business trip to Yorkshire to view some Clauval paintings was to lead to. In meeting the delightful but mysterious Alexandra Bell, Julian was about to learn a lesson in life and love. He learnt it in Scotland, Yorkshire, Devon, London. His mystified family looked on.
*Note, these titles contain the original, unabridged, text exactly as the author first wrote it. Many later editions of Elizabeth Cadell's works were heavily abridged or changed. We hope you enjoy the re-issue of these timeless books.
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Elizabeth Cadell was born in 1903 in Calcutta, India. During the Great War she studied music in London, but refused a musical career and returned to India where she married and had two children. After she was widowed ten years later, she returned to England.
Elizabeth wrote her first book 'My Dear Aunt Flora' during the Second World War in 1946, thereafter producing another 52 light-hearted, humorous and romantic books which won her a faithful readership in England and America. She moved to Portugal in 1960 and subsequently set many of her books in that country. She died in 1989, aged eighty-five.
The Elizabeth Cadell Books are now being republished on kindle, paperback and audio by Janet Reynolds, daughter of Elizabeth Cadell, under the publishing label Friendly Air Publishing.
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