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The Girl in the Painting

A heartbreaking historical novel of family secrets, betrayal and love
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'LOVE LOVE LOVED this fabulous novel... I couldn't put it down... Stunning and beautifully written... Will transport you through time and across the world from England to India... Highly recommended.' NetGalley reviewer India, 1926: English Margaret arrives with her new husband Suraj at his family home, set amidst beautiful rolling hills, the air filled with the soft scent of spices and hibiscus flowers. Margaret is unwelcome, homesick and lonely, but her maid Archana, a young woman from an impoverished family, reminds her of her long-lost sister, a tiny glimpse of home in a faraway place. As Margaret and Archana spend more time together, an unexpected friendship blooms. But in British India the divide between rich and poor, English and Indian, is wide, and the clash between Margaret's modern views and the weight of tradition on Archana will lead to devastating results... England, 2000: When Emma's grandmother gives her a mysterious painting, and asks her to take a message of forgiveness to an old friend in India, Emma is relieved to have some time and space to make a decision about her future. But as she fulfils her grandmother's wish, a secret kept for over seventy years is finally revealed - the story of a day spent painting by a stream full of water lilies, where a betrayal tore three lives apart forever... Perfect for fans of Kathryn Hughes, Lucinda Riley and The Storyteller's Secret, Renita D'Silva's exquisite novel explores the strength it takes to do what is right, no matter the cost.
Release date NZ
April 11th, 2019
Pages
496
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Dimensions
129x198x28
ISBN-13
9781786816504
Product ID
30572836

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