McAdam's Women by Evelyn Hood
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McAdam's Women
Summary
Following her husband Kenneth McAdam's suicide, Isla meets his daughter by his first marriage, and finds that Kenneth had never divorced his first wife. Left with nothing, Isla and her two young children move to a seedy tenement building and she sets about improving it - and herself.
McAdam's Women Summary
McAdam's Women Reviews
Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinct voice, never clearer than in McAdam's Women. - THE SCOTS MAGAZINE
About Evelyn Hood
Evelyn Hood is the author of many novels, as well as several books and plays for children. This book contains two stories set 200 years apart but with the same theme - The Silken Thread and The Dancing Stone .
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GOR002874124
9780751508413
0751508411
McAdam's Women by Evelyn Hood
Used - Good
Paperback
Little, Brown Book Group
19950406
448
N/A
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