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Price Of Guilt
Jonathan Kellerman
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Description for Price Of Guilt
paperback. Nice copy in good condition. Some shelfwear
Louise Widdows has never been happy in her marriage. Of a generation where the woman's role was assumed to be one of support and supplication, she provided both in exchange for a secure roof over her head. But her facade of genteel acceptance disguises two secrets - a child born in adultery and given away at birth, and a small inheritance she has kept hidden from her husband. Then two events align to free her from her miserable existence: the father of her son dies allowing her the luxury of attempting to find him, ... Read more
Louise Widdows has never been happy in her marriage. Of a generation where the woman's role was assumed to be one of support and supplication, she provided both in exchange for a secure roof over her head. But her facade of genteel acceptance disguises two secrets - a child born in adultery and given away at birth, and a small inheritance she has kept hidden from her husband. Then two events align to free her from her miserable existence: the father of her son dies allowing her the luxury of attempting to find him, ... Read more
Product Details
Condition
Used, Very Good
Publisher
Little, Brown Book Group
Format
Paperback
Publication date
1900
Number of Pages
304
Place of Publication
London, United Kingdom
ISBN
9780751525458
SKU
KST0026568
Shipping Time
Usually ships in 2 to 4 working days
Ref
99-1
About Jonathan Kellerman
Margaret Yorke is a past chairman of the Crime Writers' Association. She has been a writer for over twenty years and her outstanding contribution to the genre has recently been recognised by the award of the 1999 CWA Cartier Diamond Dagger.
Reviews for Price Of Guilt
'Yorke has an extraordinary feel for the passions that lurk beneath unremarkable facades.' SUNDAY TIMES 'The mistress of the skillfully spun suspense novel her quiet, unemphatic style of narrative makes the story a compelling read.' SUNDAY TELEGRAPH 'Margaret Yorke's talent for scratching below the placid surface of people and places to reveal anguish and wickedness is matchless.' ... Read more