A Good Man's Love: A gripping travel romance
by Elizabeth Harris
Hal Dillon and Ben MacAllister have been deeply affected by the appalling death of their university friend Laurie.
Hal journeys to Mexico to continue his anthropological studies, and finds distraction in his passionate affair with Magdalena. But is he inviting even more heartache?
Ben becomes a wanderer. While working in Cyprus he meets English girl Jo Daniel, and, after a nomadic summer together, they travel to England to embark on what promises to be a lifetime of marital bliss. But Jo discovers that promises don’t always come true...
A Good Man's Love is a moving novel that not only confronts the highs and lows of romantic relationships but also the love and loss we feel in friendship.
Praise for A Good Man's Love:
'Enormously enjoyable...hard to put down. Elizabeth Harris writes with sensitivity and skill and a spine-chilling eye for the sinister' - Barbara Erksine, author of Lady of Hay
'Enigmatic... the author really captures the imagination' - Sunday Independent
Elizabeth Harris was born in Cambridge and brought up in Kent, where she now lives. After graduation she did a variety of jobs including driving a van, being a lifeguard and working in the Civil Service. She lived in Hong Kong for three years and travelled extensively in Europe and America.
Hal journeys to Mexico to continue his anthropological studies, and finds distraction in his passionate affair with Magdalena. But is he inviting even more heartache?
Ben becomes a wanderer. While working in Cyprus he meets English girl Jo Daniel, and, after a nomadic summer together, they travel to England to embark on what promises to be a lifetime of marital bliss. But Jo discovers that promises don’t always come true...
A Good Man's Love is a moving novel that not only confronts the highs and lows of romantic relationships but also the love and loss we feel in friendship.
Praise for A Good Man's Love:
'Enormously enjoyable...hard to put down. Elizabeth Harris writes with sensitivity and skill and a spine-chilling eye for the sinister' - Barbara Erksine, author of Lady of Hay
'Enigmatic... the author really captures the imagination' - Sunday Independent
Elizabeth Harris was born in Cambridge and brought up in Kent, where she now lives. After graduation she did a variety of jobs including driving a van, being a lifeguard and working in the Civil Service. She lived in Hong Kong for three years and travelled extensively in Europe and America.
