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 Heirs of Ravenscar - Barbara Taylor Bradford
Newest Review: ... back of the book I got the feeling that this book was going to be in the same strain of writing. The book is in three parts, ... more  ... with each part covering a life of a Deveranal.
The Devearanals are a big and very wealthy family. Head of the family is the very dashing Edward. An entrepreneur of the early 20's, Edward had made his fortune investing in oil.
Edward had everything he could possibly desire, a beautiful wife, 8 golden haired children, the perfect business and along with many other professional men at that time the perfect mistress. All is peachy until his younger brother George starts playing his silly games again, always trying to o...more |
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Heirs of Ravenscar - Barbara Taylor Bradford: A legacy i will not be handing down. (585 words)
by - written on 04/02/09 (Very useful, 78 readings)
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I seem to have found my reading rhythm lately, managing to whiz through a good pile of books in as many weeks. This is a good thing as my "to read" pile is getting dangerously high and threatening to squash the husband whenever he goes into the bedroom...... ok, so not a really bad thing! One of my more recent reads is the book I will now review, this being - "Heirs of Ravanscar" The selling point of this particular book, bar from the fact it was being sold for £1.00 at Asda, god bless Asda, was the fact that it was written by one of my favourite authors, this being Barbara Taylor Bradford. I have read a far few ... Read the complete review
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