I think you are forgetting one thing, Twice,' I said. 'You seem to forget that my home is where you are.'

Janet is unhappy in St Jago. Although Twice Alexander is now convalescing from his serious illness, the strain of the past year has caused an emotional rift between them-and Reachfar, her beloved childhood home, is sold.

Friends from Cairnton, past and present, unknowingly provide the help she needs. The rich, pathetic Lady Hallinzeil arrives with Mrs Drew, her malignant companion; and later come those beloved friends of Janet's schooldays, Violetta Cervi and Kathleen Malone-now a famous singer.

When these memorable characters leave, Janet and Twice are able to face their new life together with hope and understanding.

Part of Jane Duncan's classic 'My Friend...' series

About the Author

Born in Scotland in 1910, Jane Duncan spent her childhood in Glasgow, going for holidays to the Black Isle of Inverness. After taking her degree at Glasgow University she moved to England in 1931, and when war broke out she was commissioned in the WAAF and worked in Photographic Intelligence.

After the war she moved to the West Indies with her husband, who appears as 'Twice' Alexander in her novels. Shortly after he husband's death, she returned to Jemimaville near Cromarty, not far from her grandparents' croft which inspired the beloved 'Reachfar'. Jane Duncan died in 1976.

Reviews
All the exuberance, forthrightness and vigour of the best of these chronicles * Scotsman *
Twelfth in the series . . . it is also one of the best * Church Times *
Excellent entertainment * Daily Telegraph *



Book Information
ISBN 9781447297901
Author Jane Duncan
Format Hardback
Page Count 208
Imprint Macmillan Bello
Publisher Pan Macmillan
Weight(grams) 499g
Dimensions(mm) 234mm * 156mm * 16mm