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The Tea Rose

by Jennifer Donnelly
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Set in Whitechapel in 1888, THE TEA ROSE is a tale of a love lost and won, of a family's destruction, of murder and revenge — and one young woman.
Fiona Finnegan, the spirited, ambitious daughter of an Irish dock worker, longs to break free from the squalid alleys of Whitechapel. But her dreams fall apart with the sudden death of her father and the disappearance of her childhood love.Fiona flees to New York where she slowly builds a small grocery shop into a thriving tea house. But she cannot forget London. Convinced that her father was murdered, Fiona returns to the streets of her childhood, where she must attempt to bring his killers to justice and restore her family's good name.From the bleak poverty and burgeoning businesses of London to the immigrant districts and glossy lifestyle of Fifth Avenue, from East End dock workers to New York socialites, tHE tEA ROSE is a charming novel of family, fortune, tragedy and tea.'Vividly atmospheric, brilliantly told and great fun to read' Simon Winchester'Bold, brisk and beguiling,tHE tEA ROSE is a splendid brew of a book' Sam twining
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Series: Rose Publisher: HarperCollins

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  • ISBN: 9781743095423
  • File size: 741 KB
  • Release date: November 1, 2011

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  • ISBN: 9781743095423
  • File size: 741 KB
  • Release date: November 1, 2011
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Set in Whitechapel in 1888, THE TEA ROSE is a tale of a love lost and won, of a family's destruction, of murder and revenge — and one young woman.
Fiona Finnegan, the spirited, ambitious daughter of an Irish dock worker, longs to break free from the squalid alleys of Whitechapel. But her dreams fall apart with the sudden death of her father and the disappearance of her childhood love.Fiona flees to New York where she slowly builds a small grocery shop into a thriving tea house. But she cannot forget London. Convinced that her father was murdered, Fiona returns to the streets of her childhood, where she must attempt to bring his killers to justice and restore her family's good name.From the bleak poverty and burgeoning businesses of London to the immigrant districts and glossy lifestyle of Fifth Avenue, from East End dock workers to New York socialites, tHE tEA ROSE is a charming novel of family, fortune, tragedy and tea.'Vividly atmospheric, brilliantly told and great fun to read' Simon Winchester'Bold, brisk and beguiling,tHE tEA ROSE is a splendid brew of a book' Sam twining
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Fiction Literature