The Sixpenny Winner - Softcover

Connor, Alexandra

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ISBN 10: 178036234X ISBN 13: 9781780362342

Publisher: Peach Publishing, 2014

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Ada Gantry was born in the Portswood slums to a beloved father crippled at work and saw her embittered mother constantly humiliating him with her sharp tongue. Ada falls in love with Clem Hargreaves, a young man also from the slums whom her mother strongly disapproves of, and fate plays a cruel hand when a tragic accident occurs.

Ada’s strength and determination pulls her through and together they work hard to achieve their ambition of owning their own successful pub, The Sixpenny Winner.

However when two brothers join them to help with the heavy work, Ada soon realises that her family is being torn apart and discovers evil and revenge of a kind she has not encountered before where all their lives, including those of her two daughters, can never be the same again.

Dramatic, heartbreaking and heart-warming, betrayals and full of passion, The Sixpenny Winner is the best yet from Alexandra Connor.

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About the Author

Alexandra Connor was born in Lancashire and educated in Yorkshire. She had a variety of careers including photographic model, cinema manager and personal assistant to a world famous heart surgeon. Yet, incredibly, it was only after being stalked and beaten up in London that she found her real fort�. During her convalescence, Alexandra discovered an ability to paint. A further relapse resulted in her writing her first novel. Alexandra Connor's work has been featured in The Times, The Telegraph, Observer, New Woman, Woman's Journal, Woman and Home, Hello! The Express, The Daily Mail, and many foreign newspapers such as Le Figaro and La Sicilia. Alexandra is listed in Debrett's 'People of Today'; is an entrant in the Dictionary of International Biography; and inaugural version of The Cambridge Blue Book. She is also a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.

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