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Wolff, Isabel

 
9781443410014: Ghostwritten

Synopsis

A childhood mistake. A lifetime of regrets―the poignant and bittersweet new novel from beloved writer Isabel Wolff, author of A Vintage Affair

Jenni loves her job as a ghostwriter―it satisfies her insatiable curiosity about people, and she’s helped create everything from cookbooks to celebrity biographies. It also means that she can hide behind the stories of others, and not think about her own life too much . . .

But when she starts work on the wartime memoirs of a survivor from the Japanese internment camps in Java, striking coincidences force Jenni to examine her role in a tragedy that has haunted her since childhood. Gripping, moving and beautifully researched, Ghostwritten delivers Isabel Wolff ’s signature blend of pathos, mystery and romance. Wolff’s legions of fans and new readers alike will be riveted by this touching, layered story, which sheds light on a forgotten chapter of history and shimmers with an element of the supernatural that will send tingles down the reader’s spine.

“A brilliant, tender and thought-provoking read.” ―THE LADY

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À propos de l'auteur

ISABEL WOLFF was born in Warwickshire, England, and studied English at Cambridge. A former broadcaster and journalist, she is the author of nine bestselling novels, which are published in thirty languages. She has been a finalist for the RNA Romantic Novel of the Year Award and the American Libraries Association Reading List in the women’s fiction category. She lives in London with her family.

Web: isabelwolff.com

Facebook: isabelwolffofficial

Twitter: @IsabelWolff

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9780007455065: GHOSTWRITTEN

Edition présentée

ISBN 10 :  0007455062 ISBN 13 :  9780007455065
Editeur : HarperFiction, 2014
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