The Hamelfield Players Present...: The Hamelfield Players Present..., cartea 1
Autor Caitlyn Calleryen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 oct 2026
When the village hall burns down just before the fund raising pantomime, Anna Stretton is sent to ask the new owner of Hamelfield House for use of his barn instead. She is unimpressed to discover he is Asher Prentice, a reclusive former pop star - she knows from experience that musicians are selfish, unfeeling creatures who don't care about anyone but themselves.
Three years ago, Asher was accused of stealing songs from another writer. When it seemed his own bandmates thought him guilty, he walked away. He now agrees to the Players using his barn provided Anna keeps his identity secret.
As Asher and Anna become close, he starts writing songs again. Then he discovers a plot to sabotage the pantomime, and hatches a plan to see the plotters fail by tying the pantomime to a special benefit concert by his band.
But will Anna appreciate his actions, or will she think he is merely using the pantomime to restart his own career? Can he persuade her how he feels before he loses everything?
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Pagini: 250
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.3 kg
Editura: Sultry Reads Publications
Colecția The Hamelfield Players Present...
Seriile The Hamelfield Players Present..., Mrs Hilary Jayne Mackelden
Notă biografică
Caitlyn Callery lives in Sussex, England.
Her first book, "Viscount in Hiding" won the 2024 Heart
Award for a sensual novel, sponsored by the Oklahoma
Romance Writers' Guild, and was shortlisted for the Jackie Collins Romantic Thriller of the Year award, 2024.
Then, in 2025, "The Earl Pretender" was shortlisted for the Romantic Novelists' Association's (RNA) Romantic Historical of the Year Award.
In 2026, "Acting the Nabob" was shortlisted for the RNA Romantic Thriller of the Year Award.
Before becoming a full time writer, she worked in banking; as a waitress; in the motor repair industry; in a call centre; and for a charity. As part of this last job, she helped build a school in Kenya and also drove a vanload of wheelchairs from the UK to Morocco.
She loves reading, knitting, crochet, walking by the sea, the theatre and spending time with her family.
Her website is www.caitlyncallery.com