The Art of a Butterfly: An emotional love triangle set in 1920s England

A richly woven love story observing a marriage through the years and how life has a way of changing us through both time and circumstance.Inspired by real events, and set in 1920s Yorkshire, The Art of a Butterfly paints a deeply emotional landscape in which people are searching for acceptance, both within themselves, and from others. A must-read for fans of Barbara Taylor Bradford and Rosamunde Pilcher.Lawrence Armitage, charismatic manager of a renowned department store in Leeds, falls in love and marries shy Constance Crawford, a young woman recovering from a terrible trauma, resulting in the loss of her hair for a time.Lawrence only has eyes for his wife and is oblivious to the attentions of his colleague, Daphne Farrington, who has secretly held a candle for him for many years.When the truth emerges, Constance suspects she may lose everything and resolves to rebuild her confidence, resulting in her personal transformation.So, if Constance and Lawrence are to find their happy ever after, they must learn to fall in love with a stranger … if they possibly can.