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Wild Water (The Wild Water Series Book 1)
The tragedy and comedy that is Jack's life; secrets, lies and family ties. Jack Redman, estate agent to the Cheshire set. An unlikely hero, or someone to break all the rules? Wild water is the story of forty-something estate agent, Jack, who is stressed out not only by work, bills and the approach of Christmas but by the feeling that he and his wife, Patsy are growing apart. His misgivings prove founded when he discovers Patsy is having an affair, and is pregnant. At the same time as his marriage begins to collapse around him, he becomes reacquainted with his childhood sweetheart, Anna, whom he left for Patsy twenty-five years before. His feelings towards Anna reawaken, but will life and family conflicts conspire to keep them apart again? Romance reviews Magazine: "Jan Ruth ruthlessly puts her hero through the grinder and God only knows how he retains his sanity. I'm literally breathless from reading this novel in one go in order to know Jack's fate. Wild Water is a damn good read." Jaffareadstoo (top 500 Amazon reviewer): 'The skilful manipulation of the story line and the author's unique way of bringing her characters to life makes this one of the most enjoyable books I have read in a long time.' WINNER of the Cornerstones Literary Consultancy 'Most Popular book' Competition 2011. NOMINATED for the 2013 eFestival of Words Awards. Other tiles by Jan Ruth: Dark Water (Part two of Wild Water) Midnight Sky, White Horizon, Silver Rain & two collections of short stories. *Please note: these books are written in British English. Spellings and grammatical conventions are conversant with the UK and appropriate for the setting. About Jan Ruth Jan Ruth lives in North Wales and her novels feature the rugged Welsh landscape and more often than not, her love of dogs and horses. Although she writes serious love stories with strong characterisation, she also captures the humour of modern everyday life and the endless complications of relationships.