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The Deep Well at Noon

The Beckman Saga

Author: Jessica Stirling   Series: The Beckman Saga

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The first novel in the wonderful Beckman trilogy talkes a girl from the back streets of Lambeth to the salons of Mayfair in the 1920s.

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The first novel in the wonderful Beckman trilogy talkes a girl from the back streets of Lambeth to the salons of Mayfair in the 1920s.

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When Holly Beckman inherits a quarter share of James Aspinall's antique shop, his dissolute son David and snobbish daughter Andrea are outraged. But the girl from the back streets of Lambeth has already faced enemies more daunting than the Mayfair smart set.

Aided by her grandfather, Holly defies her father's drunken rages, her brother's criminal plans and David Aspinall's seductive charms. But she has one weakness. Christopher Deems, a handsome poet scarred by the Great War, drives Holly to a fateful decision between love and ambition. She cannot know that tragedy waits down each shadowed path..

'She writes in bright colours with bold, confident strokes' Glasgow Herald

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Critic Reviews

“'She writes in bright colours with bold, confident strokes'”

Jessica Stirling s high reputation is well deserved - Manchester Evening News

She writes in bright colours with bold, confident strokes - Glasgow Herald

A naturally gifted writer - E. V. Thompson

A well-researched background on antiques; a strong story line and characters - Annabel

Good story-telling - Scots Magazine

Excellent...a moving novel - Books in Scotland

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About the Author

Born in Glasgow, Jessica Stirling is the author of many heartwarming novels, most of which have Scottish backgrounds. She has enjoyed a highly successful career since The Spoiled Earth was published in 1974.

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When Holly Beckman inherits a quarter share of James Aspinall's antique shop, his dissolute son David and snobbish daughter Andrea are outraged. But the girl from the back streets of Lambeth has already faced enemies more daunting than the Mayfair smart set.Aided by her grandfather, Holly defies her father's drunken rages, her brother's criminal plans and David Aspinall's seductive charms. But she has one weakness. Christopher Deems, a handsome poet scarred by the Great War, drives Holly to a fateful decision between love and ambition. She cannot know that tragedy waits down each shadowed path..'She writes in bright colours with bold, confident strokes' Glasgow Herald

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Product Details

Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton | Hodder Paperback
Published
7th January 1999
Pages
528
ISBN
9780340708330

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