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Freda Lightfoot
Born in Lancashire, Freda Lightfoot has been a teacher, bookseller and in a mad moment, a smallholder on the freezing fells of the Lake District where she tried her hand at the 'good life', kept sheep and hens, planted a small wood and even learned how to make jam. She has now given up her... show more



Born in Lancashire, Freda Lightfoot has been a teacher, bookseller and in a mad moment, a smallholder on the freezing fells of the Lake District where she tried her hand at the 'good life', kept sheep and hens, planted a small wood and even learned how to make jam. She has now given up her thermals and built a house in an olive grove in Spain, where she produces her own olive oil and sits in the sun on the rare occasions she is not writing, but still likes to spend the rainy summers in the UK. She has published 40 novels including many bestselling family sagas and historical fiction. For more information about Freda, visit her website www.fredalightfoot.co.uk

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The Reading Head
The Reading Head rated it 9 years ago
Set in 1945, Cathy is anxiously waiting for the return of her fiance from the war. A few months ago her sister was killed in an accident, leaving Cathy to bring up her young nephew. On his return, Cathy is faced with the decision of whether or not to tell Alex about the baby. Sadly, he finds out fro...
BrokenTune
BrokenTune rated it 10 years ago
‘The cave, the cave,’ yelled Jonathon. Fay appeared with a wriggling Carrie desperate to escape the confines of her pushchair. ‘Can we come too?’ her sister-in-law asked, her tone revealing her own eagerness to escape for a while. DNF. The Amber Keeper was recommended to me by a friend and I rea...
Summer Reading Project, BookLikes Satellite
I have always been fascinated by tales of the Russian Revolution. An entire nation, caught between east and west, jumps several stages of development to try and create a workers' paradise only to erupt in terrifying violence. How did anyone survive the bloodshed and the starvation and disease and th...
Telynor's Library, and then some
Telynor's Library, and then some rated it 14 years ago
This was a book that I really wanted to like, but try as I could, I could not get past the major flaws in this one, and they are pretty big. Mostly, the author spends a great deal of the book telling me what is happening, not showing it to me, and there was so much squandered possibilities there to ...
misfitandmom
misfitandmom rated it 14 years ago
Very good, full review here http://misfitandmom.wordpress.com/2010/07/12/hostage-queen-by-freda-lightfoot/
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