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"Revolution? Here? Is it possible?"The year is 1792. A local Assembly is taking place at the village home of Major Edward Latimer and his wife Lise. Earlier the same day a child is born into the family of the village blacksmith.THE UMBRELLA TREE traces the interweaving of several families whilst events in the village, the nearby Town and in London inexorably lead to one of the great battles of history.The word 'Revolution' reverberates throughout this tumultuous book.

A LOVE THAT SPILLS ACROSS THE PAGES AND SPANS THE AGESDashby is an affluent 19th century gent, bored with the tired rituals of courtship and the monotony of a sheltered, privileged life.Bex is a 21st century party girl, disenchanted by the crude reality of the modern world and searching for a way to belong. Divided by class, circumstance and an entire century, watch how their stories echo one another, frolic together, and literally intertwine on the page. The constraints of time itself collapse in the wake of true love, in this innovative work of short fiction.

For Juliet, a woman possessed by a fear of dust, life is spiralling out of control. Sexually harassed at work and frustrated by her parched, twelve-year relationship with James, Juliet escapes on holiday to France where she becomes romantically involved with Antoine. But he works with horses and Juliet is faced with one of her worst fears - dust. And all is not as it seems. What part does Veronique play in Antoine's life? She is close to him, but how close? And what kind of relationship does Antoine want with Juliet? To confuse things for her even more, when a storm traps them all in a cabin one night, she finds herself invited to share the only bed. Back in England, only one thing is clear: she has to leave James. But as she begins to believe in a future with Antoine she finds herself trapped in the tangled web of the relationship between him and Veronique.