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An East End Girl

โœ Scribed by Ford, Maggie

Book ID
109527193
Publisher
Ebury Publishing
Tongue
English
Weight
516 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781473501034

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โœฆ Synopsis

Will she ever be anything more than an East End girl?

Cissy Farmer longs to escape her life in London's Docklands where times are hard and money is tight. And when she meets the debonair Langley Makepeace, her dream seems within reach.

But the price of belonging in Langley's brittle, sophisticated world could be much higher than Cissy ever imagined. And torn between Langley and her gentle childhood sweetheart, Eddie Bennet, she is forced to gamble on her future chance of happiness, a decision that will change her life forever...

From the author of A Girl in Wartime and A Soldier's Girl

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