Dimensions
162 x 236 x 34mm
A book of treasures. A wealth of secrets.
The Keepsake is a thrilling dual-time novel, with a fascinating, complex woman at its heart, wealth of twists, turns and secrets, and an absolute book club treat, perfect for fans of Lucinda Riley, Rachel Rhys and Hannah Richell.
'Wow! What a spellbindingly beautiful masterpiece of a book! . . . It is without doubt one of my top reads ever! Brilliantly researched, beautifully written . . . I guarantee you will love it and it will leave you changed' RENITA D'SILVA
'I love historical fiction and this added the extra touch of a mystery . . . I would love to read more from Julie Brooks!' reader review
'[An] interesting and captivating historical mystery and five stars from me' reader review
'I really enjoyed this story. It had an intriguing plot, excellent research . . . and a double love story to boot' reader review
'A totally engrossing dual time line novel that was both well researched and also had great depth with the characters' reader review
'This book was beautifully written . . . A story which kept me hooked, with mysteries to uncover' reader review
'A pure DELIGHT' reader review
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Saturday: Pot-au-feu for luncheon. Father willed away inheritance. Betrayed by Edward.
1832. The morning after her father's funeral, Prudence Merryfield wakes to the liberating thought that this is the first day of her new life. At thirty-five and unmarried, she is now mistress of her own fate. But a cruel revelation at the reading of her father's will forces Prudence to realise that taking only the most drastic action will set her free.
Present day. Eliza is gifted a family heirloom by her aunt - a Georgian pocket book, belonging to her ancestor, Prudence Merryfield, whose existence reverberates through the lives of generations of Eliza's family, the Ambroses. Intrigued by what she reads inside, Eliza is drawn more and more into the infamous 'Merryfield Mystery'. What happened to Prudence who so bravely dared to defy convention two hundred years ago - then disappeared?
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Praise for Julie Brooks's The Secrets of Bridgewater Bay:
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