Driven from her Cornish home with the man fate has brought to save her, Jane must learn how to survive amidst intrigue, mystery, abduction and the revolution, which started the American War of Independence. All of which pulls her towards a decision that could change her life forever, and that of the future of her new country - America.

"A skillfully crafted adventure full of twists and turns, in which a tender love story is set against the backdrop of English smugglers, foreign pirates and the intrigue that harvested a revolution to create America. A beautifully told story with Du Maurier's understanding of engineering suspense, bound to gather momentum."

Irina Novitskaia. England.

"The Woman" conjures up all the love, passion and adventure of "Gone with the Wind". Roy Andersen's romantic novel takes the reader from Cornish smuggling, and high seas adventures into the turbulent time of the American Revolution. This book is a riveting page turner."

Gwen Lavert. U.S.A.

Roy's 18 on education are very important books that should be read by every parent and educator in the world. They represent a real breakthrough in our understanding of what intelligence is and how it develops, and the importance of changing the ways students are both parented and educated. Roy is doing for learning the work that is as significant as was that done in the past by such figures as John Dewey. These are must-reads for both parents and educators alike."

Prof / Dean Emeritus David Martin Ph.D Gallaudet University Washington, D.C. USA