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Flowers in the Blood

Bestselling author Gay Courter outdoes herself with this exotic, richly textured epic novel about a Jewish family in Victorian India. Colorful and compelling, it brings to life a world never before portrayed as it tells the dramatic and stormy tale of Dinah Sassoon's quest for love and justice.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 628 pages

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