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by Kate Dunn (Author)
When Colin discovers his son is on a murder charge in France, he trails his small boat, The Dragonfly, across the channel to Paris to try and help him. There he meets his grand-daughter - the irrepressible Delphine - for the first time. They embark on an exciting boat journey through the picturesque French canals, heading south through Burgundy, 'until the butter melts'.
Along the way, they catch up with Tyler, a spirited American, and through various mishaps and mis-understandings, they land big fish, cultivate new loves and uncover a burning secret.
But can Colin finally help his son get off the hook?
Author Biography
Kate Dunn comes from a long line of writers and actors. Her books include: Exit Through the Fireplace: The Great Days of Rep (John Murray) and Do Not Adjust Your Set: The Early Days of Live Television (John Murray), Always and Always: the Wartime Letters of Hugh and Margaret Williams (John Murray) and the novels Rebecca's Children (Headline) and The Line Between Us. (Endeavour Press)
