Burnt Norton by Caroline Sandon

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Burnt Norton by Caroline Sandon

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Gloucestershire, 1731: When the worlds above and below stairs collide, a family is destroyed, and a once-grand house is reduced to rubble. This is the tragic story of Burnt Norton.

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Burnt Norton by Caroline Sandon

1731: When his youngest son is killed in a tragic accident, Sir William Keyt, master of Norton House, buries himself in his fortune. He builds a second vast mansion on his grounds, squandering money he does not have on luxury his family does not want. Keyt has long been blind to the desires of others. His eldest son has fallen in love with their young maidservant, Molly Johnson, a ray of light in a household dimmed by tragedy. Keyt wants Molly for himself and, driven mad with lust and jealousy, he will do anything to have her...
Captivating: an enthralling story of love and loss, jealousy, ambition, hope and despair -- Joanna Lumley
This dramatic story should be turned into a television series immediately.. Terrific!' * Daily Mail *
An authentic portrayal of 18th century aristocratic life turned into a pacey read. Could it be the next Downton Abbey? * Country Life *
Caroline Sandon lives with her family at Burnt Norton in Gloucestershire, a scene of tragedy that inspired T.S. Eliot's famous quartets. When she isn't writing, she works for her own interior design company. This is her first novel.
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ISBN 13 9781781850930
ISBN 10 1781850933
Title Burnt Norton
Author Caroline Sandon
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Year published 2014-02-27
Number of pages 336
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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