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Elm Tree Road

From the multi-million copy bestselling author

Anna Jacobs

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English
Allison & Busby
28 November 2018
After being driven from home by their brutal father, the Willett sisters find themselves facing greater heartache in the wider world. Nell, the middle daughter, has left home to be with her lover, Cliff, fearing what reprisals might come from marrying against her father's wishes. The couple head for Lancashire, but Nell's happiness is short-lived. A gypsy palm-reader tells her she will still find her destiny, under 'three big trees on a hill' and her luck does seem to change when she meets Hugh, and farmer and a gentleman who she can't help but feel drawn to. Could the trees on his land be a sign, or will Nell be too damaged by her past to let herself love again?
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Imprint:   Allison & Busby
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Volume:   2
Dimensions:   Height: 198mm,  Width: 129mm, 
ISBN:   9780749023089
ISBN 10:   0749023082
Series:   The Wiltshire Girls
Pages:   352
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Anna Jacobs grew up in Lancashire and emigrated to Australia, but still visits the UK regularly to see her family and do research, something she loves. She is addicted to writing and she figures she'll have to live to be 120 at least to tell all the stories that keep popping up in her imagination and nagging her to write them down. She's also addicted to her own hero, to whom she's been happily married for many years.

Reviews for Elm Tree Road: From the multi-million copy bestselling author

`Another heart-warming but tense story from Anna...[She] runs us through the gamut of every human emotion in this epic heart-string-puller. The characterisation is superb, the feel for the period is absolutely spot on, and the plot, though a little predictable, is terrific.' Booksmonthly


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