Location: Canada
Member Since:
Oct. 06, 2011
Rosemary Phillips
Biography
Rosemary was born and raised in England. She joined the V.A.D. (Voluntary Aid Detachment) during the war in Europe, serving in the United Kingdom. She married shortly after the war and immigrated with her husband to Canada. They raised four children and lived in several different provinces. Bill’s death after fifty-three years of happy marriage, marked her commitment to realizing her long-standing passion for novel writing. Rosemary's writing draws upon her experiences during the war, life in post-war Canada, and her childhood dreams of world travel. Rosemary currently lives in Vancouver with her devoted companion, BG.
BG Publishing promotes and manages Rosemary Phillips. Rosemary has published seven books to date and continues to write daily. Her manager, BG, keeps a close eye on her.
BG Publishing promotes and manages Rosemary Phillips. Rosemary has published seven books to date and continues to write daily. Her manager, BG, keeps a close eye on her.
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Books
Pengally
by Rosemary Phillips
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 63,920.
Language:
English.
Published: September 13, 2012
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Categories:
Fiction » Romance » Historical » General, Fiction » Literature » Plays & Screenplays
This is the story of Victoria Pendine and the family home, Pengally, that she comes back to again and again. At ninety years of age she decides to review her work, revisiting through her paintings the memories of the extraordinary events of her life: her three marriages, her narrow escape from Germany, her loves, and the sustaining joy that her grandchildren have provided.
Holiday in Venice
by Rosemary Phillips
Price:
$3.99 USD.
Words: 50,120.
Language:
English.
Published: October 26, 2011
.
Categories:
Fiction » Romance » General, Fiction » Romance » Historical » General
A workaholic lawyer arranges a holiday in Venice with a virtual stranger. Her plans go awry when a real stranger shows up; a risk-taking war correspondent whose scarred face masks even deeper wounds.