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Catherine Cookson

Catherine Cookson: 3 Complete Novels

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These enchanting historical romances from an enormously popular storyteller span centuries in richly detailed studies of life and love in the English countryside. Includes The Love Child, The Maltese Angel and The Year of the Virgins. (Historical Fiction)768 pp. 6 1/8 x 9 1/4.
Published (first published 1988)
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Tara Chevrestt
Cookson fans may be a bit disappointed with the Cultured Handmaiden, a story that takes place in the 1970s. I know I was. The other two novels warrant about 3 stars apiece.. You will like them, but they won't blow you away.
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