The Bend in the River

. . . an Iris Bromige title


The Bend in the River (1975)
Hodder and Stoughton (1975)

A Rainwood Family novel in which Grandma Rainwood plays an active benevolent part.

The post for which she recommends Antonia will bring this hitherto rather luckless grandchild into close company with Pierre Valais as well as her new charge, the orphaned boy Philippe. Long ago, Pierre's father had been a faithful rejected suitor of Mirabel herself. Would his son's growing friendship with Antonia, though fraught with difficulties, have a happier ending?

Ulverscroft (1980)

Another charming romance featuring members of the Rainwood family with Grandma Mirabel playing an active part. The post for which she recommends Antonia will bring this hitherto rather luckless grandchild into close company with Pierre Valais, her godson, as well as her new charge, the orphaned boy Philippe. Long ago, Pierre's grandfather had been a faithful rejected suitor of Mirabel herself. Would his grandson's growing friendship with Antonia, though fraught with difficulties, have a happier ending?

IPC Magazines - Woman's Weekly Fiction Series
Vol 10, No 18 (1983)

Ever since her great love Darrel Brynton had married someone else, Antonia had tried to find consolation in a worthwhile job. Then her grandmother, Mirabel Rainwood, asked her to go to Switzerland to help prepare a little orphaned boy for life in England. Antonia thought it sounded like just another stop-gap, until she met Pierre Valais, Mirabel's godson, who was temporarily in charge of the boy. All at once her spirits lifted. This job would be a challenge, and infinitely worth doing!




Date Publisher Binding Remarks
1975 Hodder and Stoughton hardback Published 30 June 1975
1980 Ulverscroft Large Print Books hardback
1983 IPC Magazines paperback Woman's Weekly Fiction Series (Vol 10, No 18)




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