Valley of Brave Hearts

by June Gadsby

Overview

Living in an isolated static caravan in the Lake District of north-west England with her beloved dog, Bertie, would seem to be the ideal solution to mend Judith's broken heart and get her life back on track.

However, Fate intervenes in the shape of unforeseen disasters. Her only recourse is to seek help from a local matchmaking teenager and his reluctant, embittered and widowed father. The fact that the man is also a vet and a local hero just complicates matters further...

Product Details

BN ID:	2940158853326
Publisher:	BWL Publishing Inc.
Publication date:	09/26/2017
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

June Gadsby, author of multi-genre novels – historic, romantic suspense, wartime thrillers.
A miner’s grand-daughter, child of a broken marriage from the north-east of England, June stunned everybody when, at the age of eight she announced that she was going to be an ‘author’, rather than the artist they all thought she would rather be.
June had three passions that got her through those early years and they remain her passions even now. Writing, art and books. She never gave up hope of being a published novelist, despite repeated warnings that that she would never make it. Writing and painting were, they said, nice little hobbies, but unsociable pursuits that would get her nowhere.
Undaunted, June kept the painting as a hobby [though she sold quite a lot of paintings along the way] and kept writing, story after story, book after book, submitted them, got the proverbial rejection slip, though many publishers wrote personally to say that she was, in fact, a good writer, but…
Not even a bad marriage to a mentally sick and potentially dangerous man killed her ambition to become a published author, though there were times when she thought she might not live to see the day. Bad marriage over and long, complicated relationships that led nowhere, June finally met and married her present husband, Brian, who has, during their 34-year-old marriage, given her the help and support she needed. Publication came in the shape of travel articles, short stories on local radio, an article in Writers News – and the latter prompted a literary agent to get in touch and ask if he could help. In the space of ten years June saw 23 books published and the reviews were rewardingly good.
Today, she has signed with Books We Love to publish her novels in digital and soft cover and, best of all, she is writing again and heading in the direction she has always wanted to go – psychological thrillers – but always with touches of romance and humour.
“I’m a romantic,” says June. “And, above all, my sense of humour will always keep me going, no matter what.”