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    Oranges: A Journey

    By Rosalie Marsh

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    About this ebook

    In the cold and damp of a British winter, young Charlotte is fascinated by the orange, which she holds in her hands. She wonders about the sunshine lands, which are warm enough to ripen oranges.
    A delightful contemporary novel built on a dream as young Charlotte falls asleep and dreams of those sunshine lands where oranges ripen in winter.
    Her dreams take her into the future; with her friend Daisy, she finds herself in Portugal where a handsome Portuguese stranger captures her heart.
    After the escapades in the hills near Obidos with Daisy, Charlotte’s dreams take her into Andalucía, to the winter sun of southern Spain.
    Detailed descriptions of the Estremadura region of Portugal and the interior of Andalucía which bring to life the sights and sounds of the Iberian Peninsula as Charlotte and Daisy live life to the full.
    Does Charlotte find oranges?
    Who is the handsome Portuguese Senhor?
    Are they really dreams?
    Or reality?
    Rosalie Marsh titles are available worldwide in both print and e-book formats for most readers.

    A message from the author.
    Hello reader.
    Thank you for looking at Oranges:A Journey. This contemporary novel with a hint of romance, is my first fiction work.
    Of course, I had to set it in two of my favourite European countries - Spain and Portugal - using real settings and experiences to tell Charlotte's story which is built on a dream. You might find that a map will help you to follow the exploits of Charlotte and her friend Daisy . . .
    I hope that you enjoy Oranges: A Journey. It introduces Charlotte to the world and is the precursor to a longer, more involved saga which is still in the making, having been on the back burner for many years.
    Rosalie.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRosalie Marsh
    Release dateJun 6, 2013
    ISBN9781908302342
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    Oranges: A Journey
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    Rosalie Marsh

    Rosalie Marsh writes on a variety of topics from hilarious biographical travel adventures to more serious stuff based on personal development – which are light-hearted and user-friendly. Marsh says: “In the midst of pots and pans I often dreamed of writing as many story lines popped up in my head. My wide range of activities provided me with a rich seam of material.” As ‘born-again’ bikers on a Honda Gold Wing motorbike, Marsh and her husband found their lost youth travelling on their own –Just Us Two – in Europe, During their first Gold Wing experience, finding that the words flowed when recording their first profoundly emotional experiences in Ireland, Rosalie realised that there were the beginnings of a story. As the years passed, they extended their horizons, travelling over 50,000 miles on their own. Rosalie wrote about their amazing experience as feature articles, eventually concluding that together they formed an inspiring story of adventure and realisation of dreams. Later, this award-winning story developed into the ‘Just Us Two’ series of biographical travel adventures. Retiring to concentrate on her writing, Marsh drew on her skills and experiences in travel and adult education. From this, the series of Lifelong Learning Personal Effectiveness Guides developed – each a big workshop in a small package. Rosalie brings her twin passions of travel and achieving potential into her writing, which readers find 'exhilarating and inspirational'; 'a relaxing adventure not to be missed'; ‘she is a gifted author who can bring her travel books alive,’ that she is ‘a detailed and passionate professional’ whose ‘knowledge of work based learning and adult education is outstanding’, to name a few comments. Embracing digital solutions, all books are always available worldwide in print and e-book formats for most devices. Rosalie Marsh writes under a pen name.

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