A Daughter's Secret - Anne Bennett Reviews
Description:ISBN 0750532238 / Genre: Fiction / Author: Anne Bennett / Edition: Revised edition / Hardcover / 503 Pages / Book is published 2010-05-15 by Magna Large Print Books
Newest Review: ... in Birmingham and tells her that his sister will get rid of the baby and look after her. He informs Aggie that she must keep ... more
... quiet about the predicament she finds herself in, as no one will believe the word of a stupid teenager against that of a respectable married man.
Aggie knows that her strict mother would never accept a pregnant and unmarried daughter in her home and so she takes MacAllister's money.
Aggie flees to Birmingham but the safe haven she hopes to find is non existent and she has no option but to accept help from an unexpected quarter, a prostitute.
The plot then follows the fates, fortunes and misfortunes Aggie's life...more
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Review of 'A Daughter's Secret', a novel by Anne Bennett. I am reviewing the paperback edition of the book, 608 pages, ISBN 978-0007226047, Publisher Harper Collins, cover price £6.99. Genre:- Family Saga. **The Plot** Agnes Sullivan is the eldest child of Thomas John and Biddy Sullivan. The family live in Donegal, Ireland. The story starts in 1898 when Agnes, or Aggie as she is known to her family, is 14 years of age. Aggie is little more than a skivvy to her mother, she cares for her younger siblings and having left school is expected to take on greater responsibility around the house. Aggie is learning Irish country ... Read the complete review
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