Fourpenny Flyer
The Easter Empire Trilogy
by Beryl Kingston
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Pub Date 30 Jul 2020 | Archive Date 20 Aug 2020
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Description
Beryl Kingston masterfully brings the world of Georgian England to life in this thrilling tale of love, betrayal, and atonement.
Of all Nan Easter’s children, Johnnie is the most level-headed. Shy and serious, he has a knack for the family business. Yet, Johnnie surprises his entire family when he gallantly rescues the downtrodden Harriet Sowerby from her abusive parents.
Despite the shock to their families, the pair are enamoured and their storybook romance seems unshakable. But as time passes, and Johnnie dedicates more and more of his time to his work, Harriet is left feeling neglected and lonely.
So, when revolutionary Caleb Rawson enters Harriet’s small world, he introduces her to the passion, politics, and excitements she has found lacking in her marriage. And as the threads binding this tightly knit family begin to unravel, tragedy finds a way of weaving itself into their lives.
Fourpenny Flyer was first published in 1990 and is the second instalment in the Easter Empire Trilogy.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781913099534 |
| PRICE | £3.99 (GBP) |
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Featured Reviews
Booklover B, Reviewer
Harriet Sowerby lives in a cramped four bedroom cottage next to a laundry in churchgate Street Bury St Edmunds and is dressed to go to her first ever ball. sixteen years old and full of excitement.
This book is so enchanting to read, i realed the story throughout. Its book two in the easter empire trilogy but so easy to get into.
Its full of passion with very good story lines.
I loved it.
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