The Birdcage: A NovelMarcia Willett's fans have fallen in love with the English countryside and the wonderful characters that inhabit its idyllic setting. Written with shining honesty and compassion, The Birdcage has every bit of the wonder that Marcia Willett's fans have come to expect... THE BIRDCAGE No one can foresee when life is about to change. For Felix Hamilton, it started with an evening at the theater. There, he first set eyes on the captivating actress Angel Blake, and knew he'd never be the same--an intense, forbidden love was about to turn his world upside down... The Birdcage, Felix called it. For Angel and her daughter Lizzie, it was home. The funny old house played host to cozy nights and stolen, joy-filled days. Felix and Angel knew those days couldn't last. And little Lizzie couldn't understand how these times would shape her life. Until, years later, a holiday by the sea and a chance encounter reopen the doors to the Birdcage, secrets, and second chances... |
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Contents
Act One | 1 |
1 | 3 |
2 | 8 |
3 | 14 |
4 | 23 |
5 | 28 |
6 | 36 |
7 | 43 |
29 | 199 |
30 | 206 |
31 | 215 |
32 | 221 |
33 | 228 |
34 | 234 |
35 | 241 |
Act Four | 249 |
8 | 48 |
9 | 52 |
10 | 57 |
11 | 64 |
12 | 70 |
13 | 76 |
14 | 80 |
Act Two | 87 |
15 | 89 |
Act Three | 107 |
16 | 109 |
17 | 115 |
18 | 122 |
19 | 130 |
20 | 137 |
21 | 143 |
22 | 150 |
23 | 158 |
24 | 163 |
25 | 171 |
26 | 179 |
27 | 186 |
28 | 192 |
36 | 251 |
37 | 258 |
38 | 266 |
39 | 272 |
40 | 278 |
41 | 284 |
42 | 290 |
43 | 297 |
44 | 303 |
45 | 308 |
46 | 313 |
47 | 319 |
48 | 326 |
49 | 334 |
50 | 340 |
51 | 347 |
52 | 354 |
53 | 359 |
54 | 364 |
55 | 370 |
56 | 375 |
57 | 381 |
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