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Barcode: 9780099574644
Trade code: 63071
ISBN: 9780099574644

Katie Flynn | A Sixpenny Christmas

Price 7.90 (15.46 лв.)
This product is second hand.
  • A Sixpenny Christmas by Katie Flynn is a heartwarming family saga of friendship, hardship and hope in post-war Britain. As a devastating storm sweeps across the North West, Molly and Ellen give birth to daughters in the same Liverpool maternity hospital. Despite their very different backgrounds, the two women form a lasting friendship. Molly lives on a hill farm in Snowdonia, while Ellen's life in Liverpool is overshadowed by her violent husband, Sam O'Mara.

    After enduring one outburst too many, Ellen finally sends Sam away and eventually takes her daughter to begin a new life with Molly in Snowdonia. They embrace their new surroundings, unaware that someone is secretly watching them from a ruined cottage higher in the mountains. When another terrible storm descends upon the hills, the mysterious watcher finally makes his move. Blending family drama, romance and suspense, A Sixpenny Christmas is an emotional story of resilience, female friendship and the courage to begin again.

  • • Publisher: Arrow
    • Language: English
    • Cover: Paperback
    • Publication Date: November 8, 2012
    • Number of Pages: 432
    • Dimensions: 198 × 129 × 27 mm
    • Weight: 298 g
    • Genre: Family Saga, Historical Fiction, Romantic Fiction
    • Setting: Liverpool and Snowdonia, Wales
    • Period: Post-war Britain