THE SNOW GLOBE
NAL Trade Paperback
Original
Publication Date: March
3, 2015
ISBN: 978-0-451-47209-0
Price: $16.00
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Praise for The Memory of Lost
Senses:
"Lucinda Riley’s
readers will enjoy Kinghorn’s manipulation of the story’s timeline, fans of
Sarah Jio will adore the novel’s romantic backbone, and historical-fiction
readers will appreciate Kinghorn’s eye for authentic period details.”—Booklist
"Beautifully written...the lyrical prose and hints of mystery, betrayal, blackmail, jealousy and regret make for a touching, thought-provoking and compelling read."
"Beautifully written...the lyrical prose and hints of mystery, betrayal, blackmail, jealousy and regret make for a touching, thought-provoking and compelling read."
—Romantic Times, 4
1/2 stars
THE SNOW GLOBE (NAL Trade Paperback Original; March 3, 2015;
$16.00) by Judith Kinghorn is her
latest historical where family secrets are making their way to the surface in
England in the 1920’s.
For nineteen-year-old Daisy Forbes,
Christmas 1926 is the start of a bright future for her. But when she discovers her adored father has
been living a double life her illusions of a perfect world are shattered. And to make matters even worse, his mistress
is joining them for the holidays.
As Daisy comes to terms with all of
this, she also has her own life to worry about—receiving a marriage proposal
from one man, a declaration of love from another, and a first kiss from a
third. The season unfolds into the new
year and Daisy moves from Eden Hall to London. As the year progresses, the
Forbes family will follow their hearts down unexpected paths that always return
them to where they began.
About the Author:
Judith Kinghorn lives in Hampshire, England, with her husband and
two children. Visit her online at www.judithkinghornwriter.com, www.facebook.com/writerjudithkinghorn,
and www.twitter.com/judithkinghorn.
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