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The Rose and the Yew Tree by Agatha Christie · Booklabria

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The Rose and the Yew Tree

MysteryFamily life

The Rose and the Yew Tree

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First published: 1948
Editions: 31 in 5 languages

Synopsis

Many Exquisite Dreams Isabella CHarteris - lovely, slender, serene as a medieval saint. The princess of Castle St. Loo, gently grommed for her shining knight and bright, untouched future of privilege. John Gabriel - decorated hero, vulgar opportunist. That he shouldappear in her life at all spoke of the final chaos of war. For Isabella, the price of love meant abandoning a dream forever. For Gabriel, it would destroy the only chance ambition would ever offer. What drew them together was something deeper than love.

Subjects: Mystery
Family life
Young women
Social classes

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31 in 5 languages

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English20 French1 German1 Russian1 All 5 languages

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