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Sun on Snow
No one really wants Kate at Allt Farr, the rambling house in Scotland that sometimes seems more of an albatross than an inheritance to the Munro family.
A fragile ‘townie’, Kate is unused to the rigours of country life, particularly in winter, and her ignorance of country ways exasperates Max Munro, the head of the household who has worries enough trying to run the estate.
But her gentle ways and cheerful willingness to tackle any chore quickly endear her to Max’s mother and sisters, and when disaster strikes, Kate finds that she has earned a place at the heart of the family. The third novel in the Perthshire cycle.
A fragile ‘townie’, Kate is unused to the rigours of country life, particularly in winter, and her ignorance of country ways exasperates Max Munro, the head of the household who has worries enough trying to run the estate.
But her gentle ways and cheerful willingness to tackle any chore quickly endear her to Max’s mother and sisters, and when disaster strikes, Kate finds that she has earned a place at the heart of the family. The third novel in the Perthshire cycle.
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Reviews
The power of a natural born storyteller
SUN ON SNOW by Alexandra Raife has a most appealing character as its heroine
A welcome new storyteller
A real find . . . the genuine storyteller's flair
An absorbing story with a perfectly painted background