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RICH GIRL, POOR GIRL
#1 Flowers of Scotland Series, re-issue
From the diplomatic homes of Washington DC to the slums of Dundee, from wealthy landowners to the mud of the trenches, two female doctors from very different backgrounds are drawn together by their shared loves. Perfect for fans of historic romances and Katie Flynn, Lyn Andrews and Nadine Dorries.
Dundee, 1888-1923
Upper-class Lucy Graham has always been highly intelligent and fiercely independent. When she tells her parents of her plans to follow her dream of becoming a doctor instead of marrying and having children, her mother refuses to acknowledge her wishes, seeing her decision as an embarrassment to the family.
Meanwhile, in a poorer district of Dundee, Rosie Nesbitt lives a difficult life with her mother and siblings in a house that is too small for all of of them. Equally intelligent, Rosie decides that she wants to become a doctor and create a life for herself that is better than the one she has had growing up. She, too, faces issues - albeit different ones from those of Lucy - and she and her family must fight and make sacrifices for her to receive the education she needs.
As the two girls' paths cross, their chosen career isn't the only thing they have in common. They first meet at a party hosted by Kier Anderson-Howard, a potential husband for Lucy, but an eligible man who has his sights set on Rosie.
As war approaches, Lucy's and Rosie's lives become complicated by love and loss, and the paths leading to their goals testing their resolves to the limit.
EILEEN RAMSAY was born in Scotland and educated there and in the U.S and Mexico. She went through college babysitting for G.I. families stationed near Edinburgh and visited several while touring the U.S after graduation. Eileen, who is Chairman of the Romantic Novelists Association, lives in Angus with her husband whom she met while she was working on the archives of a Presidential campaign.
Eileen Ramsay has signed a ten book contract with Bonnier Publishing. At the moment she is writing the first book of a four book series based on the G.I. Brides of WW11. Meanwhile they are re-issuing her backlist under the banner FLOWERS OF SCOTLAND
Upper-class Lucy Graham has always been highly intelligent and fiercely independent. When she tells her parents of her plans to follow her dream of becoming a doctor instead of marrying and having children, her mother refuses to acknowledge her wishes, seeing her decision as an embarrassment to the family.
Meanwhile, in a poorer district of Dundee, Rosie Nesbitt lives a difficult life with her mother and siblings in a house that is too small for all of of them. Equally intelligent, Rosie decides that she wants to become a doctor and create a life for herself that is better than the one she has had growing up. She, too, faces issues - albeit different ones from those of Lucy - and she and her family must fight and make sacrifices for her to receive the education she needs.
As the two girls' paths cross, their chosen career isn't the only thing they have in common. They first meet at a party hosted by Kier Anderson-Howard, a potential husband for Lucy, but an eligible man who has his sights set on Rosie.
As war approaches, Lucy's and Rosie's lives become complicated by love and loss, and the paths leading to their goals testing their resolves to the limit.
EILEEN RAMSAY was born in Scotland and educated there and in the U.S and Mexico. She went through college babysitting for G.I. families stationed near Edinburgh and visited several while touring the U.S after graduation. Eileen, who is Chairman of the Romantic Novelists Association, lives in Angus with her husband whom she met while she was working on the archives of a Presidential campaign.
Eileen Ramsay has signed a ten book contract with Bonnier Publishing. At the moment she is writing the first book of a four book series based on the G.I. Brides of WW11. Meanwhile they are re-issuing her backlist under the banner FLOWERS OF SCOTLAND
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