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Description edit
A master storyteller delivers an historical novel with a twist-what will become of a modern American woman in Cromwell's England? Returning home to West Virginia after her beloved Uncle John's death, Lydde finds that he has left her an odd legacy: a note with instructions that lead her to... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Uncle John: Add a description of this character.
- Lydde
- Lavinia
- Mary
- Simon Cleyes
- Croft
- Jacob Woodcock
- John Soane
- Margaret
- Raven
- Lewis
- Elisha Sitwell
- Oliver Cromwell
- Baxter
- Mother Bunch
- Reverend Smythe
- Robert
- Norchester
- Symms
- Dominic
- Carlo Falcone
- Shepperson
- Sharpe
- William Fallam
- Nan
- Dunleavy
- Radford
- Mossup
- Hal
- Bradway
- Guill
Setting & Locations edit
- England
- St. Pancras Church
- Bristol
- London
- Ireland
- West Virginia
- America
- Montefalco
- New River Gorge
- Fallam Mountain
- Wexford
- Crow
- Sicily
- France
- East Gate
- Lafayette
- Trinity Church
- Gauley Mountain
- Arizona
- Tempest
- Rosewood
- Southampton
- Chartres
- Roundbottom Farm
- Drogheda
First Sentence edit
TIME, UNCLE JOHN explained to Lydde over supper, is like pasta.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Denise Giardina (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2003
ISBN: 0393052060
Page Count: 356
Publisher: W W Norton & Co Inc
Country: USA
Publication Date: 2003
ISBN: 0393052060
Page Count: 356
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- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813.54
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