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Girl Forgotten
TWO SISTERS - ONE TRAGEDY.
When five year old Pixie suffers a paralysing accident she is taken away from her home and never mentioned again. A quarter of a century later, Annie, her twin sister, is determined to find out what happened and sets out to unravel the mystery of Pixie's life and death inside a Victorian orphanage.
Slowly, Annie begins to unveil the the circumstances surrounding her sibling's fate... but what if someone is hiding the truth?
When five year old Pixie suffers a paralysing accident she is taken away from her home and never mentioned again. A quarter of a century later, Annie, her twin sister, is determined to find out what happened and sets out to unravel the mystery of Pixie's life and death inside a Victorian orphanage.
Slowly, Annie begins to unveil the the circumstances surrounding her sibling's fate... but what if someone is hiding the truth?
- GenresFictionHistorical
312 pages, Paperback
Published June 11, 2017
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September 3, 2017
Loved it.
A beautifully sad story.....
Received as a Gr giveaway.
A beautifully sad story.....
Received as a Gr giveaway.
July 28, 2017
Highly recommended
An engrossing book I could not put down; and the first time I missed the clues, but I loved the way the characters interacted, baring their emotions and inner thoughts. An intriguing insight into what life was like just a century ago in London for unwanted children. Yes, it is a gritty novel, and the story of similar unfortunates needs to be told.
I loved the book, and aspects of it still haunt me now, as in last night when they entered my dreams.
Thank you Carla Acheson for bringing your gift of writing into my life.
Jonno
An engrossing book I could not put down; and the first time I missed the clues, but I loved the way the characters interacted, baring their emotions and inner thoughts. An intriguing insight into what life was like just a century ago in London for unwanted children. Yes, it is a gritty novel, and the story of similar unfortunates needs to be told.
I loved the book, and aspects of it still haunt me now, as in last night when they entered my dreams.
Thank you Carla Acheson for bringing your gift of writing into my life.
Jonno
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