PANDORA’S GIRL is the book that gave me
trouble when the file got moth eaten during transfer from computer to computer.
A lot of rewriting went into it, and my favourite book emerged intact once
again.
It’s the story of Pandora - married to an accountant who has
affairs, and the mother of two teenage boys. Due to a legacy she decides to
change her life, and finds it turned upside down when she learns that a
daughter she gave birth to in her teens - supposedly a stillborn - was adopted
out.
Family secrets spill over into the present
and Pandora begins to unearth them. She sets out to find her daughter, and on
the way meets a man she can love unreservedly.
Trinity lives in Australia, where she had a
strict upbringing, and escapes from a country town. She meets Bruno who falls in
love with her.
When Trinity learns she’s adopted, she doesn’t want to meet
or know her mother. She has what she’s always wanted. A man who loved her and a
family in the daughter from his first marriage, and the once she is soon expecting.
Through tragedy, Trinity is restored to her
mother when she has nobody left to turn to. She returns to England and there is
an uneasy truce before the two women can compromise and understand each.
Available in several formats from Belgrave
House
http://www.belgravehouse.com
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