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    The Sackville Hotel Trilogy: The Sackville Hotel Trilogy

    By Susan A. Jennings

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    Head strong, beautiful Anna as clever as any man, defies society, challenges marriage, but loves passionately twice. Survives betrayal, bullying, even murder that almost breaks her. An epic saga that spans five decades; from the Edwardian drawing room to the1960s spies of the Cold War. At times it is heartbreaking but mostly a heartwarming page turning read.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSusan Jennings
    Release dateMar 13, 2019
    ISBN9780995946590
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    The Sackville Hotel Trilogy: The Sackville Hotel Trilogy
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    Susan A. Jennings

    Susan A. Jennings was born in Britain of a Canadian mother and British father. Both her Canadian and British heritages are often featured in her stories. She lives and writes in Ottawa Canada and is the author of The Sackville Hotel Trilogy, many short stories, a memoir and is currently writing a new series in contemporary romance. 

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