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Edward Maichin is the golden boy of the Chapels. But at home, Edward''s hidden darkness runs riot: his Irish Catholic mother, has no control over him since his father, Ellis, fled to America; his two brothers, Rhys and Caspar, live in fear of him. Only Theo, his imaginative younger sister, dares defy him. A suspicious death halts Edward''s rise, forcing the family out of the valley, to the mines of the North-East, where Theo''s talent for writing begins to match her brother''s skills in social climbing. But when Theo takes a position as companion to a strange old woman, she discovers a family even more complex and vulnerable than her own...

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Wendy Robertson tells a good tale and her characters have a depth and life; even apparently ordinary people are made fascinating by the events around them * Northern Echo *
Very good stuff * Darlington Echo *
Her work is inspiring and challenging * Sunderland Echo *
If you like a homespun yarn, you'll love this * Belfast Telegraph *

The Jagged Window A dramatic saga of family and

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    Publisher: Headline Publishing Group
    Publication Date: 03/02/2000
    ISBN13: 9780747259787, 978-0747259787
    ISBN10: 074725978X

    Description

    Book Synopsis
    Edward Maichin is the golden boy of the Chapels. But at home, Edward''s hidden darkness runs riot: his Irish Catholic mother, has no control over him since his father, Ellis, fled to America; his two brothers, Rhys and Caspar, live in fear of him. Only Theo, his imaginative younger sister, dares defy him. A suspicious death halts Edward''s rise, forcing the family out of the valley, to the mines of the North-East, where Theo''s talent for writing begins to match her brother''s skills in social climbing. But when Theo takes a position as companion to a strange old woman, she discovers a family even more complex and vulnerable than her own...

    Trade Review
    Wendy Robertson tells a good tale and her characters have a depth and life; even apparently ordinary people are made fascinating by the events around them * Northern Echo *
    Very good stuff * Darlington Echo *
    Her work is inspiring and challenging * Sunderland Echo *
    If you like a homespun yarn, you'll love this * Belfast Telegraph *

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