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The Secret Children

Alison Mcqueen

Paperback

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The Secret Children

Synopsis

Assam, 1925. James MacDonald is one of the sons of empire who has no yearning for England. Running a tea plantation, he loves India and is reluctant to choose a British bride from the eager crowds sent over. But when he takes a beautiful young Indian woman as his courtesan, he can little imagine what he has begun.So starts the story of Mary and Serafina. Born of two worlds, accepted by neither. Growing up beloved but hidden away, their childhood is one of contradiction. It is only as the shadow of war falls and the turmoil of Indian partition begins, that the girls must face the truth about their parents and begin the search for somewhere to belong.It will be a journey full of forbidden questions, hidden answers, heartbreak and determination. As Serafina and Mary grow into women, they must risk everything and make choices with a legacy that will last a lifetime and beyond.

Product Details

ISBN:
9781409131151
Category:
Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
2012-01-19
Publisher:
Orion (an Imprint Of The Orion Publishing Group LTD )
Country of origin:
United Kingdom
Pages:
368
Pagination:
352 pages
Dimensions (mm):
232x154x27mm
Weight:
486g

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