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A widow's hope

Hood, Evelyn2025
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Portsoy Harbour, Scotland, 1865. After tragically losing her husband at sea Eppie Watt must support herself, her daughter Charlotte and mother-in-law and sets to work packing and selling herring in Portsoy Harbour. When her mother-in-law passes, poor Charlotte is sent home to be cared for by Eppie's family. Estranged from those she loves, Eppie battles dreadful loneliness. Eppie is thrilled when offered a housekeeper position to Alexander Geddes, a wealthy widower, businessman and father to headstrong Duncan and cloistered Lydia. But Andrew's mother, old Mrs Geddes is set against Eppie and as her interference intensifies, Alexander is left with no choice but to ask his mother to leave. Although well cared for, spiteful Mrs Geddes seeks her revenge by spreading scandalous rumours that her son and Eppie are having an affair.
Main title:
A widow's hope / Evelyn Hood.
Author:
Hood, Evelyn, author
Imprint:
London : Boldwood Books, 2025.
Collation:
512 pages (large print) ; 24 cm
ISBN:
9781806001965 (pbk)
Dewey class:
823.914
Language:
English
BRN:
4185243
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