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 Roscarrock - Gloria Cook
 Roscarrock - Gloria Cook ... published 1996-12-05 by Headline Book PublishingNewest Review: ... families reliant on good catches to eke any kind of existence. As catches are not always good, some are tempted off the ... more ... straight and narrow. The pattern of their lives is almost the same, but their relationships are most certainly not, the tragedy a decade before has had a deep impact on relationships.
There is one family that at first remains an enigma, the Opies, they are not the same, as the others, they live outside of the village and they are very rich. At first, we know very little about them.
The central character of the story is called Hannah, she was deeply affected by the tragedy, and her luck seemingly changes when a chance ...more |
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Roscarrock
Pages: 503, Edition: New edition, Paperback, Headline Book Publis ... Last Update 08.12.2009 06:07
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Roscarrock - Gloria Cook: Fishing for Trouble (393 words)
by - written on 01/08/09 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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Roscarrock is written by Gloria Cook, who you may know from the series of books that she wrote, The Pengarron Trilogy. Roscarrock is set in and around Porthellis, a fishing village in Cornwall. We start the book with a tale of children playing together, children that come from the families of the fishermen, poor yet at this time happy. Then tragedy strikes. The book then transports us to a time ten years on; lives are still the same, the fishermen and their families reliant on good catches to eke any kind of existence. As catches are not always good, some are tempted off the straight and narrow. The pattern of their lives is almost the same, ... Read the complete review
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