Carol Drinkwater Books in Order

Fanny Crowe sails to colonial Australia to take up a teaching post in a rough goldfields town. The school is said to be haunted, and she must win over frightened locals while uncovering the truth behind the rumours.

Kate De Marly leaves England for a Fijian island to meet the father who abandoned her, only to learn he is dead. Left his plantation, she finds herself in a tropical mystery shaped by secrets, greed, and an approaching cyclone.

Film star Penny Morrison returns to Crete to shoot a screenplay drawn from a youthful love affair. The island's beauty, old political shadows, and a buried memory force her to face what she has tried not to remember.

Married actress Eleanor seems to have a glittering life on the French Riviera until she falls for a younger man. Their flight to Brazil turns a reckless love affair into a dangerous test of desire, freedom, and self-deception.

Molly's world is shaken when she learns her parents are divorcing. Hurt and confused, she runs away from school and plunges into a chain of adventures that are far riskier than she expects.

Molly and her friend Daniella run away to Poland, hoping for freedom and excitement. Instead they find themselves caught up with a sinister gang, where every wrong turn makes getting home harder.

This nonfiction collection brings together the voices of young women who have ended up in trouble with the law. It looks at what led them there, what prison or punishment felt like, and what came after.

On the day Lyndsay's marriage falls apart, her teenage son vanishes with another local boy. As the search deepens, old lies and buried wounds rise to the surface, turning a family crisis into something far darker.

In Ireland in 1845, Phyllis McCormack watches the potato blight destroy her family's chances of survival. As hunger deepens, she sets out to find her rebel brother and is drawn into a wider fight for justice.

Carol Drinkwater and Michel Noll fall in love with a run-down olive farm in Provence and decide to make a life there. This memoir mixes romance, money worries, hard labour, and the simple thrill of harvesting their own olives.

Flora Bonnington lives in a world that expects her to stay quiet, decorative, and obedient. She wants the vote, an education, and a future shaped by new ideas, even if that means defying the father she loves.

In 1909, Dollie Baxter is swept into the campaign for Votes for Women and marches beside real suffragette leaders. As the movement turns harsher and prison looms, she must decide how much she is ready to risk.

Life at Appassionata grows more demanding as Carol faces pregnancy, farm work, and fresh problems with water and labour. This second memoir keeps the romance of Provence but never loses sight of how hard the dream can be.

This volume brings together *The Olive Farm* and *The Olive Season*, tracing Carol Drinkwater and Michel Noll's early years restoring Appassionata in Provence. It captures the romance, hard labour, and everyday surprises behind their olive-growing dream.

Back at the farm after time away, Carol and Michel hope for a quieter season. Instead, a shocking blow leaves Carol facing grief, uncertainty, and the question of how to keep going in a landscape she still loves.

This richly illustrated companion returns to life at Appassionata, from olive pressing and harvest worries to animals, neighbours, and Provençal routines. It is a more visual, reflective look at the world behind the memoir trilogy.

Drinkwater leaves her farm to follow the olive's path around the Mediterranean. Part travel book and part personal quest, it explores the tree's history, the people who cultivate it, and the cultures built around it.

Troubled by changes on her own farm, Drinkwater travels through Spain, Morocco, Algeria, and Italy in search of the olive tree's deeper story. The result is a mix of travel, history, and concern for the future of traditional farming.

This collection brings together two linked stories of Edwardian London across fifteen years. Through Flora and Dollie, it follows changing ideas about class, education, and women's rights as a new century begins.

After months of Mediterranean travel, Carol returns home to Provence expecting a joyful reunion. Instead she finds fresh troubles on the farm, including the alarming decline of the bees that help hold the whole landscape together.

Becky Mortkowicz flees Poland with her Jewish family and reaches France just as war closes in again. As danger spreads across occupied Europe, friendship, exile, and the struggle to stay hidden shape her fight to survive.

In Cannes, lemon seller Cecile Berri guards a secret tied to a long-ago love affair and her yearly stay in room fourteen. As past and present draw together, this sunlit novella asks what love can cost over time.

Songwriter Genevieve Bowles returns to the French Riviera and an island hotel bound up with her past. As memories of youthful ambition and first love resurface, the beauty of Hotel Paradise gives way to menace and old danger.

During the First World War, English soldier Dennis meets Hélène while on leave in France, and the two fall hard and fast. Their love has to survive distance, uncertainty, and the constant threat of the trenches.

After a devastating car accident, Carole flees an oppressive marriage and tries to start again in rural France. A local farmer offers hope, but the husband she escaped is already trying to find her.

When disaster ruins the annual harvest at a Provençal vineyard, blame falls on Jane, the English daughter-in-law. As she takes charge, she begins uncovering painful family secrets that may change everything she thought she knew.

Kurtiz Ross rushes to Paris after a possible sighting of the daughter who vanished years earlier. On a night of terror and confusion, another woman's story of love and loss in postwar Provence begins to change her search.

Grieving after the death of her partner, Susan moves to Cannes hoping for a fresh start. There she meets Gustave, a stranger with losses of his own, and must decide whether life can open up again.

Grace has built a quiet life in a clifftop villa in Provence, far from one terrible summer in her youth. Then a stranger arrives who knows exactly what happened, and the past starts closing in.

Forced to flee wartime Poland, Sara and her parents hide in the French Alps and find brief safety there. But as the Nazis close in, love, resistance, and survival become impossible to separate.