A Slight Folly

<p><strong>As the twentieth century draws to a close a group of people in southern England are also bringing their old ways to an end and establishing new lives. They just don't know it yet...</strong></p><p>Hal Dillon is back at home with his wife Jo and the family resolved to put his poignant romance with Angela Swayne firmly behind him. But over time the ripples of his affair extend beyond him to Jo their children and Hal's cousin Max.</p><p>As Jo surveys her crumbling marriage and ponders her earlier widowhood she thinks again about what she values and needs. Reflective her dormant wanderlust bursts into life and she sets out to drive up the Great North Road and on the wild and dramatic Northumberland coast someone is waiting for her.</p><p>Meanwhile Angela is distracted from her heartache by the arrival of a stranger with a surprising proposition. Barely pausing to think whether or not it's wise she finds herself on an unexpected journey and discovers life is about to take a totally unexpected turn both for her and the man she is with.</p><p>Beautifully written with compelling characters and an often humorous narrative <em>A Slight Folly</em> is the third and final book in Elizabeth Harris's <em>The Wilderness Series</em>.</p><p><strong>Praise for Elizabeth Harris:</strong></p><p><strong>'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 <em>Lady of Hay</em></strong></p><p><strong>'Enigmatic ... the author really captures the imagination' - <em>Sunday Independent</em></strong></p><p><strong>'A wonderfully descriptive and enjoyable read' - <em>Reader's Panel</em></strong></p><p><strong>Elizabeth Harris</strong> 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.</p>