Helen Dunmore
A Spell of Winter
By: Helen Dunmore
The inaugural winner of England's prestigious Orange Prize, A Spell of Winter is a compelling turn-of-the-century tale of innocence corrupted by secrecy, and the grace of second chances. Cathy and her brother, Rob, have forged a passionate refuge...
Published: Dec 2001
Genre: Fiction - Historical - General
Pages: 312
The Betrayal
By: Helen Dunmore
Internationally-acclaimed author Helen Dunmore follows her bestselling novel, The Siege, with a riveting and emotionally absorbing portrait of post-war Soviet Russia, a world of violence and terror, where the severest acts of betrayal can come from...
Published: Sep 2011
Genre: Fiction - Literary
Pages: 336
Ingo
By: Helen Dunmore
A whisper on the tide Sapphire's father mysteriously vanishes into the waves off the Cornwall coast where her family has always lived. She misses him terribly, and she longs to hear his spellbinding tales about the Mer, who live in the...
Published: Feb 2008
Genre: Children & Young Adults Fiction - Fantasy & Magic
Pages: 328
Ice Cream
By: Helen Dunmore
With Ice Cream, her first story collection published in the United States, award-winning New York Times notable author of The Siege and A Spell of Winter, Helen Dunmore confirms her status as a world-class storyteller. In each taut, agile tale,...
Published: Feb 2004
Genre: Fiction - Literary
Pages: 224
The Siege
By: Helen Dunmore
[A] book that feels more like history than it does like a novel....Dunmore has a gift for telling her tale in the rhythm of war and suffering, but less of one for releasing the springs of a novel. Still, mixing an easy lyricism with gruesome honesty,...
Published: Nov 2002
Genre: Fiction - Historical - General
Pages: 304