The Other Side Of Town - Eleanor Smythe - Books - Createspace Independent Publishing Platf - 9781537163482 - August 18, 2016
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The Other Side Of Town

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Maureen and Karina had been friends since childhood. However, due to betrayal and grief their lives have taken on very different paths. The Other Side of Town tells the story of the two families, brought together by tragedy. Maureen marries John Evans and they soon have their fair share of misfortune. An accident at work impacts on their lives, forcing them to sell their home and move into social housing and a completely different lifestyle. Maureen soon has to find work with a multinational IT company called Millbrooks. Tragedy soon finds them again and their life is consumed with grief while trying to find justice. Amidst all this, Maureen befriends a woman called Judith and although she has a chequered past, Judith brings a sense of humour and friendship into their lives. Karina marries Rupert Millbrook, whose family span generations and are so influential that the town is named after them. Karina soon discovers that once you marry a Millbrook, you marry the family and its history. Karina soon becomes Managing Director of Millbrook's IT and Maureen's boss. However, Karina's life is not without it's own difficulties and she soon finds herself struggling with her teenage children and the issues they bring. Rupert has his own problems. A criminal investigation, lead by Inspector Hennessy who is on a special assignment from London, reveals links between Rupert's business deals and a known international criminal, Yakov Volkov.

Media Books     Paperback Book   (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released August 18, 2016
ISBN13 9781537163482
Publishers Createspace Independent Publishing Platf
Pages 188
Dimensions 152 × 229 × 11 mm   ·   281 g
Language English  

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