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Author:
Kinghorn, Judith, author.
Title:
The echo of twilight / Judith Kinghorn.
Edition:
First edition.
Publisher:
Berkley Books,
Copyright Date:
2017
Description:
375 pages ; 21 cm
Subject:
World War (1914-1918)
Female friendship--Fiction.
World War, 1914-1918--Fiction.
Northumberland (England)--History--Fiction.
Scotland--History--Fiction.
Female friendship.
England--Northumberland.
Scotland.
Female Friendship - Fiction.
War & Military - Fiction.
Historical fiction.
World War I - Fiction.
Family life - Fiction.
1914 - 1918
Historical fiction.
Fiction.
Historical fiction.
History.
Summary:
"From the acclaimed author of The Last Summer, a captivating and moving story of the unlikely relationship between a lady and her maid on the eve of World War I. As I watched him his long legs striding the narrow path through the heather, his golden hair catching the sun I had a hideous feeling in the pit of my stomach. For it seemed as though he was already marching away from me. In 1914, despite the clouds of war threatening Europe, Pearl Gibson's future is bright. She has secured a position as a lady's maid to a wealthy Northumberland aristocrat, a job that will win her not only respect but an opportunity to travel and live in luxury. Her new life at Lady Ottoline Campbell's Scottish summer estate is a whirlwind of intrigue and glamour, scandals and confidences and surprisingly, a strange but intimate friendship with her employer. But when violence erupts in Europe, Pearl and Ottoline's world is irrevocably changed. As the men in their lives are called to the front lines, leaving them behind to anxiously brace for bad news, Pearl realizes she must share one final secret with her mistress a secret that will bind them together forever"-- Provided by publisher.
"As I watched him his long legs striding the narrow path through the heather, his golden hair catching the sun I had a hideous feeling in the pit of my stomach. For it seemed as though he was already marching away from me. In 1914, despite the clouds of war threatening Europe, Pearl Gibson's future is bright. She has secured a position as a lady's maid to a wealthy Northumberland aristocrat, a job that will win her not only respect but an opportunity to travel and live in luxury. Her new life at Lady Ottoline Campbell's Scottish summer estate is a whirlwind of intrigue and glamour, scandals and confidences--and, surprisingly, a strange but intimate friendship with her employer. But when violence erupts in Europe, Pearl and Ottoline's world is irrevocably changed. As the men in their lives are called to the front lines, leaving them behind to anxiously brace for bad news, Pearl realizes she must share one final secret with her mistress--a secret that will bind them together forever."-- Provided by publisher.
ISBN:
0451472101 (paperback)
9780451472106 (paperback)
OCLC:
(OCoLC)946693140
LCCN:
2016019604
Locations:
BAPH771 -- Des Moines Public Library (Des Moines)
AAPF906 -- Ottumwa Public Library (Ottumwa)
XAPE737 -- Shenandoah Public Library (Shenandoah)

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