The Last Rose

by Daphne Saxby Taylor

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A story of legacies and seeing a new light

Rudy! Rudy?

Frances jerked round and stood immobilised. Nan was greeting her companion; shaking hands; talking excitedly; assuring him of his welcome. Fanny's mind and emotions were in turmoil. Rudy! Rudolph Brossman! This man, this kind stranger, whose company she so enjoyed, was Rudolph Brossman, the tutor for today's seminar!

This man – this charmer - who made her feel as she had not felt since her youth, was the man who had painted 'THAT' painting. Whatever was she to do?
What sort of man was he to portray such a thing on canvas?

Frances Jane McNaught of “Grey Gums” Roma, is about to have her conventions tested - her calm ordered place in society threatened, the safe cocoon she had created for herself after that hard time, in danger of invasion.

This romance of a free thinking artist/WWII veteran and a conservative, traditional, devout, Western Queensland woman each with legacies of WWII, is sometimes stormy – particularly when Rudy criticises 'the Church'.

In weaving this story of two opposites, Daphne Saxby Taylor beguiles us to tears and laughter.

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Product Details
Author	Daphne Saxby Taylor
Paperback	222 pages
ISBN	9780959045536
Dimensions	177 x 250 mm
Weight	443 g