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The Turning Point: A breath-taking novel of love, deceit and desire

"1952: Ellen Kingsley travels to Gildersleve Hall in Cambridgeshire to work for renowned scientist Marcus Pharoah. But her pride in her new career falters as she finds herself caught up in the rivalries, desires and ambitions of her colleagues. When a tragedy occurs, the course of Ellen's life is changed forever. In London, Ellen encounters an old friend, India Mayhew. But the events at Gildersleve continue to cast a shadow and India's involvement with Pharoah ignites a trail of destruction. After Ellen falls in love with dashing Scotsman Alec Hunter, both women must confront the revelations and passions of the past before their path to future happiness becomes clear." — Publisher description.

Audience
adult
Length
long · 512 pages

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