Fox Courage

by Elizabeth Webster

'Webster writes with great sensitivity' - LITERARY JOURNAL 'She exhibits skill and sensitivity' - PUBLISHER'S WEEKLY Set amid the meadows, canals and estuary flats of the great Severn river valley, this gentle idyll tells of a singer, Moss, whose early heart attack has destroyed his nerve, and two children on the threshold of adulthood - Sabrina, a gipsy's daughter caught between two worlds, and Billy, who is devoted to her. Together they explore this land of silver and gold, and the gentler shores of loving friendship as Moss regains his life and learns courage.

432 pages, Hardcover

First published January 9, 1999

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