Changing Plains

Changing Plains

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Changing Plains author K.C. Bell has taken Daphne Du Maurier's Rebecca and William Shakespeare's A Comedy Of Errors, braided both together, leading the reader on a contemporary journey of suspense, laced with humor, using planes, trains, mobile phones, Range Rovers, satellite tracking, bicycles and horses. Starting with an unexpected upgrade on a United Airline's flight traveling from California to London, the story moves from Europe to Africa, North America to Asia. San Francisco painter Abigail Rogers can't believe her good fortune of an upgrade; exchanging seats and physical appearance with materialistic Lady Candice Cantwell, who battles her downgraded exile. The only person able to sort out the situation is Kirkpatrick Cantwell, known as the African, the eleventh Duke of Glen Harris Castle, born in Nairobi, educated at Eton and Oxford, Head of Cantwell Coffee and Cantwell Pharmaceuticals, and views his estranged wife's predicament as, "Sweet."

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Author:	K. C. Bell
Paperback:	228 pages
Publisher:	Aardvark Global Publishing
Publication Date:	June 20, 2007
Language:	English
ISBN:	1599715333
Package Length:	15.7 inches
Package Width:	5.9 inches
Package Height:	0.7 inches
Package Weight:	0.55 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

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The Adventure of reading Changing Plains Nov 18, 2007
I have to read Changing Plains again and again! It was so much fun; full of intrigue and suspense, and credible characters I've never found in a book. After page six, the adventure begins and I couldn't put it down. The book took me from England to Africa and back, with trips to San Francisco, (a riot) and a serious venture of reconciliation to Nepal. There are elephant poachers, Buddhist monks, bespoke tailoring, a violinists, coffee plantations, equestrian riding, romance, falconry, a conniving ex-wife, and a cat loving protagonist who finds herself in the right place, but in the wrong body. This book is flying with me on my next trip to England.