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    The Weeping Ash

    By Joan Aiken

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    About this ebook

    The Paget family is irrevocably changed in this Regency period romance reissue from legendary author Joan Aiken

    New bride Fanny Paget experiences shame and torment in her loveless arranged marriage, finding solace only in her budding friendship with estate gardener Andrew Talgarth. He never seems too busy to listen and sympathize.

    But Fanny is trapped, until her husband's cousins arrive from India and a series of explosive events unfold that change the lives of all involved. Andrew is there through it all, strong and steadfast, awaiting Fanny's greatest self-discovery—no matter how long it takes.

    What readers say:

    "Romance and high adventure flow at a rapid pace!"

    "Cracking entertainment, with lots of romance and thrills."

    "A fast, satisfying read."

    "Vivid and vibrant!"

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSourcebooks
    Release dateOct 4, 2016
    ISBN9781492641315
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    The Weeping Ash
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    Joan Aiken

    Joan Aiken, daughter of the American writer Conrad Aiken, was born in Rye, Sussex, England, and has written more than sixty books for children, including The Wolves of Willoughby Chase.

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