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    The Lost Sisters
    The Lost Sisters
    The Lost Sisters
    Audiobook11 hours

    The Lost Sisters

    Written by Lindsey Hutchinson

    Narrated by Lara J. West

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    Orpha Buchanan and Peg Meriweather had a very different start in life. Orpha surrounded by wealth and riches, Peg dumped on a doorstep as a baby with nothing to her name. But one thing they had in common was a mother who despised them and wished them gone. Hortense Buchanan wasn't made to be a mother. Bullied herself when she was a child, she continues the tradition with her own children. When her daughter, Orpha, runs away from home, Hortense celebrates, never once worrying for her safety. Circumstances bring Orpha and Peg together, and soon they're as close as family, making their way in the bustle of a booming Birmingham and the smoke-filled Black Country. But before long, Hortense realises that her daughter stands in the way of the one thing she really cares about, and the bitter legacy of the Buchanans looks set to destroy them all...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherW. F. Howes Ltd
    Release dateAug 8, 2019
    ISBN9781528875004
    Author

    Lindsey Hutchinson

    Lindsey Hutchinson is a bestselling saga author whose novels include The Workhouse Children. She was born and raised in Wednesbury, and was always destined to follow in the footsteps of her mother, the multi-million selling Meg Hutchinson.

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    • 5/5
      An excellent audiobook. Kept me intriqued all the way through. Well done