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Catching the Sunlight by Harriet Hudson (Hardback, 2003)

When Lucia first meets David Fraser, trustee of an art foundation dedicated to the work of the American sculptor Charles Carr, she falls irrevocably in love. But there are problems in store: Lucia, fascinated by Carr's work - especially his monumental The Happening - is determined to write his biography. David, however, is irrationally opposed to this, and their mutual attraction seems doomed. As Lucia delves deeper into the life and work of Carr, she is drawn into the world of World War II Budapest, and into the mysterious story behind the legend of the Mathias fountain. A visit to modern-day Budapest, with David in tow, raises more questions than it answers - and threatens to divide her from David forever.

Place of Publication
Sutton
Spine
25mm
Author Biography
Harriet Hudson has been a full-time writer since 1988, and has written a number of meticulously researched historical sagas ranging from early aviation to twentieth-century fashion. She is married to an American, James Myers, and they live in Kent at the foot of the North Downs, a background that has inspired several of her novels. Her most recent novel from Severn House is Tomorrow's Garden
Out-Of-Print Date
26/01/2010
Date of Publication
25/07/2003
Country of Publication
United Kingdom

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