Before the Storm (edition 2008)

by Judith Lennox

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Title:	Before the Storm
Authors:	Judith Lennox
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loved this book, such a romantic, believable story line , took in lots of different personalities and circumstances - from war to peace to tragedy. (

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A multi-generational family drama set in London and Cornwall from 1908 until the 1950s. Deserted by her lover, 18-year-old Isabel Zeale has no choice but to give her baby up for adoption. When she later marries, Isabel decides to keep her daughter's existence a secret. Then someone from her past turns up.… (more)

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