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by Rosamunde Pilcher


  Victoria said, “When we were with the Archers, I suddenly realized that I didn’t want to say good-bye to you. But I never imagined that you wouldn’t want to say good-bye to me.”

  A gap appeared in the traffic. Smoothly John slipped the Alfa-Romeo into gear; the engine changed tune, and the car swept forward.

  He said, “Perhaps not wanted to say good-bye is just another word for loving.”

  The wide, fast road curved ahead of them, leading to London.

  Read all of Rosamunde Pilcher’s wonderful novels

  The Shell Seekers

  The Carousel

  Voices in Summer

  The Blue Bedroom and Other Stories

  September

  Flowers in the Rain and Other Stories

  Coming Home

  Wild Mountain Thyme

  Under Gemini

  Sleeping Tiger

  The Empty House

  The End of Summer

  Snow in April

  The Day of the Storm

  Another View

  Winter Solstice

  ENTER THE ENCHANTING WORLD OF ROSAMUNDE PILCHER …

  PRAISE FOR COMING HOME …

  “Rosamunde Pilcher’s most satisfying story since The Shell Seekers.”

  —Chicago Tribune

  “Captivating … The best sort of book to come home to … Readers will undoubtedly hope Pilcher comes home to the typewriter again soon.”

  —New York Daily News

  … FOR SEPTEMBER …

  “A dance of life!”

  —Philadelphia Inquirer

  “Her characters inhabit your daily life … [a] rich story to get lost in … the sort of novel so many seek to imitate and fail. I’d call Pilcher a Jane Austen for our time.”

  —Cosmopolitan

  … FOR THE BLUE BEDROOM AND OTHER STORIES …

  “Breathtaking … A book you will want to keep, to read and re-read!”

  —Grand Rapids Press

  … FOR THE CAROUSEL …

  “Delightful … It exudes comfort as it entertains.”

  —Publishers Weekly

  … FOR VOICES IN SUMMER

  “I don’t know where Rosamunde Pilcher has been all my life—but now that I’ve found her, I’m not going to let her go.”

  —The New York Times

  WILD MOUNTAIN THYME

  Copyright © 1978 by Rosemunde Pilcher.

  All rights reserved. No part of this book may be used or reproduced in any manner whatsoever without written permission except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. For information address St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010.

  ISBN: 0-312-96123-5

  EAN: 80312-96123-7

  St. Martin’s Press hardcover edition published 1978

  Dell paperback edition/March 1989

  St. Martin’s Paperbacks edition/November 1996

  St. Martin’s Paperbacks are published by St. Martin’s Press, 175 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10010.

  eISBN 9781466824928

  First eBook edition: February 2013

 

 

 


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