"Margaret Vincent: A Novel" by W. K. Clifford is a story set in the English countryside, exploring how family and society shape who we are. The book introduces us to Margaret Vincent, Lord Eastleigh, and Cyril Vincent as we learn about their lives and relationships. The story begins in Chidhurst, where Gerald Vincent, seeking a fresh start, finds himself at Woodside Farm. Living with Mrs. Barton and her daughter Hannah, Gerald's quiet life is upended as new relationships form, and the possibility of romance appears in the air. Readers should anticipate a story filled with intricate relationships and personal growth.
Margaret Vincent: A Novel
By W. K. Clifford
In the English countryside, a family saga unfolds as characters face personal growth and intricate relationships amid societal expectations and the chance of romance.
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2012-06-01
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