The Paying Guests – 101 Amazing Facts You Didn’t Know

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• Language: English
• Publisher: 101BookFacts.com
• Release date: Jan 9, 2015
• ISBN: 9781507099506

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The Paying Guests is the latest novel authored by Sarah Waters.

Readers can choose to read The Paying Guests in paperback, hardcover, or eBook formats. They can also listen to the book in its audiobook version.

The hardcover edition of The Paying Guests contains 576 pages.

The Paying Guests was written in the English language.

The Paying Guests is classified into the contemporary fiction and historical fiction genres.

Riverhead Hardcover is the publishing company that released The Paying Guests.

The Paying Guests was made available to the public in September of 2014.

The Paying Guests takes place in London in the early 1920s.

The state of London during the time of The Paying Guests is dismal. Many people do not have jobs, and it is difficult for them to find food. The people begin to push for changes to be made.

The novel focuses on the district of South London known as