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The Black Rose Of Blaby

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Author : John Morey
language : en
Publisher: Independently Published
Release Date : 2021-08

The Black Rose Of Blaby written by John Morey and has been published by Independently Published this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2021-08 with categories.

The Black Rose of Blaby Limited offer LAUNCH PRICE (UK) in paperback - £5.25 * Myth - was there really a black rose cultivated in Blaby? * Legend - if the dancing maidens did exist - where is the site of the standing stones now? * Reality - if what they say is true, did the Leicestershire village of Blaby really feed the whole of England with a rare commodity during the war years? * Lost love - 'the real' Mary Alice Baker Sercombe graces the cover of this novel. What was the truth behind her ancestors' romantic encounters and tragic love affairs? Myth, legend - or reality? You never know the truth behind author John Morey's romantic novels in his 'Love should never be this hard' series. That's what makes them an intriguing read. Many of the locations actually exist - or used to, so they are captured here for austerity. Some of the characters enjoy a life of their own, given that they may be 'composites' of the several people who actually lived. These features add credibility to what are, after all, enjoyable works of fiction. Readers often comment that they recognize this or that place, or can see someone they may have known in those portrayed. That stems from the reality that Morey did actually live in, or was a regular visitor to, many of the towns and villages, as well as growing up with characters like the ones described. Beyond that, however, you will relish in the escapism built into the plot and sub-plots, right to the final page where an unexpected twist or celebration of the tale holds you to the end. In The Black Rose of Blaby you will experience once again a rite of passage through the eyes of those who make up the story. This includes capturing for all time some otherwise forgotten historical moments in Leicestershire's rich heritage, settings for all the drama as it unfolds. Those who grew up in the village may remember these lost locations - like the Tomato Farm and the mysteries it still retains (albeit now buried under a vast housing development), the country lanes that joined each village and were 'sites' for travelling gypsy families, year-in-year-out. And, did a Dutch rose specialist really create a black rose back in the 1950s; and where is the spot where the alleged standing stones and dancing maidens were claimed to have appeared? Some aspects will remain unsolved, but one thing is certain - if you enjoy romantic writing with a bit of substance which takes you into a 'make-your-own-mind-up' about its authenticity, then this series, and this book in particular, will be for you. The Black Rose of Blaby is the second book in the series, the first book - The Sign of the Rose - as well as the third and fourth books (Rose: The Missing Years and Finding Rose) are also available as e-books and paperbacks.

The Black Rose Of Blaby

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Author : John Morey
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 2021-09-26

The Black Rose Of Blaby written by John Morey and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2021-09-26 with categories.

The Black Rose of Blaby - now in Hardback * Myth - was there really a black rose cultivated in Blaby? * Legend - if the dancing maidens did exist - where is the site of the standing stones now? * Reality - if what they say is true, did the Leicestershire village of Blaby really feed the whole of England with a rare commodity during the war years? * Lost love - 'the real' Mary Alice Baker Sercombe graces the cover of this novel. What was the truth behind her ancestors' romantic encounters and tragic love affairs? Myth, legend - or reality? You never know the truth behind author John Morey's romantic novels in his 'Love should never be this hard' series. That's what makes them an intriguing read. Many locations actually exist - or used to - captured here for austerity. Some characters enjoy a life of their own, given that they may be 'composites' of the several people who actually did live. These features add credibility to what are, after all, enjoyable works of fiction. Readers often comment that they recognize this or that place, or can see someone they may have known (in real life) in those portrayed. That stems from the reality that Morey did actually live in, or was a regular visitor to, many of the towns and villages, as well as growing up with characters like the ones described. Beyond that, however, you will relish in the escapism built into the plot and sub-plots, right to the final page where an unexpected twist or celebration of the tale holds you to the end. In 'The Black Rose of Blaby' you will experience once again a rite of passage through the eyes of those who make up the story. This includes capturing for all time some otherwise forgotten historical moments in Leicestershire's rich heritage, settings for all the drama as it unfolds. Those who grew up in the village may remember these lost locations - like the Tomato Farm and the mysteries it still retains (albeit now buried under a vast housing development), the country lanes that joined each village and were 'sites' for travelling gypsy families, year-in-year-out. And, did a Dutch rose specialist really create a black rose back in the 1950s; and where is the spot where the alleged standing stones and dancing maidens were claimed to have appeared? Some aspects will remain unsolved, but one thing is certain - if you enjoy romantic writing with a bit of substance which takes you into a 'make-your-own-mind-up' about its authenticity, then this series, and this book in particular, will be for you. The Black Rose of Blaby is the second book in the series, the first book - The Sign of the Rose - as well as the third and fourth books (Rose: The Missing Years and Finding Rose) are also available as e-books and paperbacks.

Encyclopedia Of Rose Science

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Author : Thomas Debener
language : en
Publisher: Academic Press
Release Date : 2003-10-27

Encyclopedia Of Rose Science written by Thomas Debener and has been published by Academic Press this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2003-10-27 with Science categories.

The Encyclopedia of Rose Science brings together a wealth of information on the rose, long treasured for its captivating perfumes and splendid colors. Now, more than ever, science plays a central place in the production of this flower at the center of one of the world's biggest floricultural industries. A team of internationally renowned experts has contributed scores of articles, from the history of rose cultivation to discoveries in rose genetics. For researchers and students, as well as commercial rose growers and breeders, the Encyclopedia of Rose Science is an invaluable reference. The Encyclopedia of Rose Science is available online on ScienceDirect. The print edition price for this reference work does not include online access. For more information on pricing for access to the online edition, please review our Licensing Options. The richness and authority of Elsevier reference works is now lent valuable functionality and accessibility through the online launch of Elsevier Reference Works on ScienceDirect. Features: Extensive browsing and searching across subject, thematic, alphabetical, author and cited author indexes - as applicable to the work Basic and advanced search functionality within volumes, parts of volumes, or across the whole work Ability to build, save and re-run searches as well as combine saved searches Internal cross-referencing between articles in the work, plus dynamic linking to journal articles and abstract databases, making navigation flexible and easy All articles are available as full-text HTML files, and as PDF files that can be viewed, downloaded or printed out in their original print format A dedicated Reference Works navigation tab and homepage on ScienceDirect to enable easy linking from your OPAC or library website For more information about the Elsevier Reference Works on ScienceDirect Program, please visit: http://www.info.sciencedirect.com/reference_works. Presents complete, up-to-date information on over 35 subject areas of major importance to rose scientists Encyclopedic format provides for concise, readable entires, easy searches, and extensive cross-references Incorporates MODERN ROSES XI, published by the American Rose Society as International Cultivar Registration Authority for Roses, the most comprehensive list of roses of historical and botanical importance! High quality full-color production, with many figures and tables

The Black Rose

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Author : Thomas Bertram Costain
language : en
Publisher:
Release Date : 1973

The Black Rose written by Thomas Bertram Costain and has been published by this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 1973 with Middle Ages categories.

Love Should Never Be This Hard 1 4

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Author : John Morey
language : en
Publisher: Independently Published
Release Date : 2021-09-25

Love Should Never Be This Hard 1 4 written by John Morey and has been published by Independently Published this book supported file pdf, txt, epub, kindle and other format this book has been release on 2021-09-25 with categories.

The series comprises 'The Sign of the Rose' (Book 1); 'The Black Rose of Blaby' (Book 2); Rose: The Missing Years (Book 3); and the parallel story from a different perspective, 'Finding Rose' (Book 4). 'Love should never be this hard' documents the lives, loves and destinies of families whose histories are rooted partly in Romani culture, partly in those with Anglo-Irish origins. Although total works of fiction, each book in the series features real locations, real events flavouring the background for each story, as well as characters, some of which are based on those who may have actually lived, often as composites. So how do you classify the series in terms of genre? Let's answer that by 'who will enjoy the books?' At one level they are historical novels, but without being too entrenched in - or too accurate - when it comes to the facts (!). That is deliberate to ensure we have the freedom to explore beyond 'what really happened'- allowing the stories to remain entertaining, and not purely historical chronicles. Admittedly they are 'a female read', but for an age ranging from 20-somethings to septuagenarians. That assumes readers are 'into' romantic novels, otherwise described as 'New Adult'. Settings in Southern Ireland are mainly 'imagined'by the author, but locations in Devon (Teignmouth and Plymouth), Cornwall (St Ives), and Leicestershire - principally Blaby and Aylestone - are described from actual experience through living there. Much of the content draws on mystical folklore - purely imagined and used for dramatic effect. So that is fantasy. As for the factual elements, hopefully they will represent a rare historical record to ensure otherwise important local heritage is not discarded and forgotten.