Song of the Wind
Madge Swindells
When her mother is shot at the close of World War II, Marika Magos is orphaned into a new life in the diamond canyons of South Africa.
As a worn-torn Europe is on the mend, Marika climbs to the glittering heights of the London fashion industry. From Paris to New York, her name is known and her admirers many.
Not even Tony Palma, the international tycoon who thought he possessed her entirely knows of the secret passion she harbours for Swiss immigrant Gunter Grieff. Yet the sweet promise of their affair turns to ashes when Marika learns that his name and papers are false, changed in the final days of the war to protect his German identity.
Song of the Wind tells a powerful tale of romance, adventure and intrigue.
Praise for Song of the Wind
‘Irresistible . . . keeps your emotions trembling over hundreds of pages’ - MAIL ON SUNDAY
Praise for Madge Swindells
Praise for Madge Swindells
'Superlative' - Publishers Weekly
'I was gripped from start to finish’ - Kate Alexander, author
‘Terrific. A book that’s big in every sense. . . rich in detail and written with passion it lives on in the memory. I loved it’ - Sarah Harrison, author
Madge Swindells was born and educated in England. As a teenager, she emigrated to South Africa where she studied archaeology at Cape Town University. Later, in England, she was a Fleet Street journalist and the manager of her own publishing company. Her earlier novels, Summer Harvest, Shadows on the Snow, The Corsican Woman, Edelweiss, The Sentinel and Harvesting the Past were international bestsellers and have been translated into eight languages. She lives in South Africa.
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