A House at War

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Thorndike Press, 1996 - Fiction - 337 pages
The long-awaited sequel to Jean Marsh's The House of Elliott. Still courted by the rich and influential, the House of Eliott is thriving. The triumphant 1936 season allows Bea and Evie time to nurture their neglected families. The onset of World War II brings the House of Eliott under threat, and forces the sisters to confront hard truths about their lives.

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Section 1
7
Section 2
27
Section 3
49
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