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21 May 2013 Tuesday
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‘BY BATTERSEA BRIDGE’
15 April 2012 /
Anita Mostyn feels the need to take a holiday from her life. As a child, she was dismissed by her parents in favor of her brothers, and as an adult, her choices are disapproved. On a whim she takes up an offer to scout for holiday properties in Bulgaria, escaping the impending second wedding of her perfect brother -- and a horrifying episode in her past. As Anita navigates difficult waters, we begin to understand her past, and see her come through.
by Janet Davey
Published by Chatto & Windus
12.99 pounds in hardcover
Fiction: general
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