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- Author: Katharine Swartz
- Publisher: Lion Fiction
- ISBN-10: 1782642811
- ISBN-13: 9781782642817
- Format: 12.9 x 19.8 x 1.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Katharine Swartz weaves an enthralling dual timeline story with a unique premise. I was truly captivated by this heart-wrenching novel - Suzanne Kelman, Amazon International Bestselling author of A View Across the Rooftops
Marine archaeologist Rachel Gardener is thrilled to be summoned to the coast of Cumbria to investigate a newly discovered shipwreck. She is also relieved to escape the tensions of her troubled marriage, and to be closer to her ailing mother.
But when a mysteriously sunken ship is discovered to be a slaving ship from the 1700s, Rachel is determined to explore the town of Whitehaven's link to the slave trade and soon she learns of Abigail Fenton, the young wife of a slave trader, who has a surprising secret of her own. The more Rachel learns about Abigail, the more she wonders if the past can inform the present... Can Rachel learn from Abigail and break free from her troubled history and embrace the future she longs to claim for her own?
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- Author: Katharine Swartz
- Publisher: Lion Fiction
- ISBN-10: 1782642811
- ISBN-13: 9781782642817
- Format: 12.9 x 19.8 x 1.8 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Katharine Swartz weaves an enthralling dual timeline story with a unique premise. I was truly captivated by this heart-wrenching novel - Suzanne Kelman, Amazon International Bestselling author of A View Across the Rooftops
Marine archaeologist Rachel Gardener is thrilled to be summoned to the coast of Cumbria to investigate a newly discovered shipwreck. She is also relieved to escape the tensions of her troubled marriage, and to be closer to her ailing mother.
But when a mysteriously sunken ship is discovered to be a slaving ship from the 1700s, Rachel is determined to explore the town of Whitehaven's link to the slave trade and soon she learns of Abigail Fenton, the young wife of a slave trader, who has a surprising secret of her own. The more Rachel learns about Abigail, the more she wonders if the past can inform the present... Can Rachel learn from Abigail and break free from her troubled history and embrace the future she longs to claim for her own?
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