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The Stolen Baby

The Stolen Baby

by Gwen Madoc (Author), Doreen Edwards (Author), Gwen Madoc (Author), Doreen Edwards (Author)

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    Paperback 2005

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    Hardcover 2005

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Synopsis

Fletcher Watkins is furious when his half-brother cuts off his allowance and names his newborn daughter as his heiress. With help from the ruthless gambler Jebediah Crabbe, he forms a callous plan to kidnap baby Blanche. Only a miracle saves the child and her gullible nursemaid Nesta from certain death. Seventeen years later, Bronwen Jenkins has no idea that she is anything but the daughter of Nesta and her hard-working husband Jim Jenkins. So when Jebediah Crabbe and Fletcher Watkins appear in sleepy Cwmrhyddin Cross - intent on making a fortune by snaring Jim into an illegal bare-knuckle boxing match - Bronwen thinks only of saving her father from injury in the ring. But if Crabbe and Watkins find out who she is, Bronwen will be in much worse danger herself ...

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 432
 Publisher: Hodder Paperbacks
Published: 09 May 2005
ISBN 10: 0340835230
ISBN 13: 9780340835234
Book Overview: A winning Welsh saga in the vein of Meg Hutchinson

Media Reviews
'Poignant story...This author's indomitable writing talent, makes this another bestseller...a fast and exciting style of storytelling. This book of tragedy and inspiration, deserves pride of place at the top of any international booklist. Quite simply the greatest.' North Wales Chronicle on No Child of Mine
'A gritty welsh saga in the tradition of Meg Hutchinson.' Middlesborough Evening Gazette on By Lies Betrayed
'Beautifully Welsh...Gwen Madoc has an exceptional talent for using very strong, terrifying, but frequently poignant and always believable, dialogue. By Lies Betrayed is thrilling...compelling reading...a most enjoyable and very fine piece of literature.' Bangor Chronicle
'Compelling tale of passion, betrayal and tragedy...Rich characterisation.' South Wales Evening Post on Daughter of Shame
'A wonderfully warm Welsh saga.' Coventry Evening Telegraph on Daughter of Shame
Author Bio
Gwen Madoc lives in Swansea with her husband, Harry. She worked as a medical secretary before joining the Civil Service, and studied for five years with the Open University. She loves Swansea and its people, and has a keen interest in local history.