The Tell Tale: a small town, enduring love, a web of secrets

The Tell Tale: a small town, enduring love, a web of secrets - Paperback

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The Tell Tale: a small town, enduring love, a web of secrets

The Tell Tale: a small town, enduring love, a web of secrets - Paperback

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Book Overview

by Clare Ashton (Author)

A small town, enduring love, a web of secrets.

The Tell Tale has been watching and waiting, because there's something queer about the village of Foel.

Beth Griffiths has returned home to raise her daughter in the Welsh hills. They arrive to the open arms of the community, but not all is what it seems and Beth isn't home for the reason she pretends either.

Vicious notes start appearing that reveal harsh truths about the village inhabitants, stirring up ancient past and old loves. Not even local dignitary, the elegant and aloof Lady Melling, is safe from the accusations.

But when Beth receives her notes, they aren't what she expected. Is she being toyed with like the other villagers, or is she being guided to a long-sought truth?
Number of Pages: 380
Dimensions: 0.78 x 8.5 x 5.5 IN
Publication Date: September 18, 2021
ISBN9798479725036
Author Clare Ashton
PublisherIndependently Published
GenreLiterature
FormatPaperback
PublishedSeptember 2021
LanguageENG- English
Pages380
Weight1.0 lb
Target AudienceAdults
Print SizeStandard Print

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About Clare Ashton

Clare Ashton's first novel, Pennance, was long-listed for the Polari Prize and After Mrs Hamilton is a Golden Crown Literary Society (Goldie) award winner. Her first foray into romantic comedy, That Certain Something, was a Goldie and Lambda Literary Award finalist. Clare Ashton grew up in Mid-Wales and having a brain stuck somewhere not particularly useful between the arts and science ended up studying History and Philosophy of Science at Cambridge University. After college, and still at a loss as to what to do with such a brain, she bimbled around the UK from London to Sheffield being everything from Little Chef waitress to software engineer. On the way she met a wife, had two children and recently came to a rest in the Midlands with the vocation of lesbian romance writer - nothing like the career they suggested back at school.

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