Part of Jane Duncan's classic 'My Friend...' series
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.
This is the best of the series-links up and highlights many aspects
of her previous novels
*Oldham Evening Chronicle*
We commend this novel unreservedly as extremely enjoyable
reading
*Church Times*
Perhaps the deepest of them all
*Sun*
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