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Ragged Rose

Written by: Dilly Court
Narrated by: Annie Aldington
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 A heartwarming novel from Dilly Court, the No.1 Sunday Times bestseller.

With the fate of her family in her hands, Rose has to make a terrible choice. Be thrown onto the streets without a penny to her name, or watch her loved ones fall into ruin . . .

Rose is keeping a dreadful secret, and too scared to ask her strict father for help, it’s down to her to keep her brother from the hangman’s noose – whatever it takes. Her innocent sister Cora is on a different road to ruin, bewitched by a handsome cad whose intentions are anything but gallant.

When Rose’s father discovers that his children have disgraced his name he turns them onto the street. Penniless, homeless and with the noose tightening, Rose must rescue her brother and keep her sister from the streets, even if it means putting herself in the most terrible danger . . .

©2015 Dilly Court (P)2015 HarperCollins Publishers Limited Genre Fiction Historical Sagas Women's Fiction

Critic Reviews

"An excellent, well-researched read." ( People's Friend)
"Perfect for Downton Abbey fans...heart-tugging." (Peterborough Telegraph)
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