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- Author: Karen Perkins
- Publisher: Lionheart Publishing House
- ISBN-10: 1912842084
- ISBN-13: 9781912842087
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 1.9 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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A scorned young woman will have her vengeance, even after death.
1776 - Jennet is fifteen and alone. Isolated and vulnerable, she finds safety in the arms of local wool merchant, Richard Ramsgill. Or so she thinks.
Present Day - Emma and Dave's hopes of a fresh start in their new home are shattered when Emma hears the bells of the old village church. But this is impossible, the village of Thores-Cross and its church were drowned decades ago by the waters of Thruscross Reservoir. Emma soon learns the dark significance of the bells: Jennet has woken.
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Fans of Barbara Erskine, Katherine Clements and Susanna Kearsley will love this haunting and evocative, dual-timeline novel moving between the isolation and oppression of life in a 1700s Yorkshire moors village and present day.---
*Silver Medal Winner, European fiction - 2015 IPPY Book Awards
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- Author: Karen Perkins
- Publisher: Lionheart Publishing House
- ISBN-10: 1912842084
- ISBN-13: 9781912842087
- Format: 15.6 x 23.4 x 1.9 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
1776 - Jennet is fifteen and alone. Isolated and vulnerable, she finds safety in the arms of local wool merchant, Richard Ramsgill. Or so she thinks.
Present Day - Emma and Dave's hopes of a fresh start in their new home are shattered when Emma hears the bells of the old village church. But this is impossible, the village of Thores-Cross and its church were drowned decades ago by the waters of Thruscross Reservoir. Emma soon learns the dark significance of the bells: Jennet has woken.
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Fans of Barbara Erskine, Katherine Clements and Susanna Kearsley will love this haunting and evocative, dual-timeline novel moving between the isolation and oppression of life in a 1700s Yorkshire moors village and present day.---
*Silver Medal Winner, European fiction - 2015 IPPY Book Awards
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