A Christmas Promise: A Novel (The Christmas Stories Book 7)

Anne Perry’s Victorian Christmas novels have attracted as many faithful readers as her two New York Times bestselling series featuring investigators Thomas Pitt and William Monk. A Christmas Promise is the seventh in Perry’s holiday series, and it will surely bring joy to this special season.Three days before Christmas, in the freezing slums of London’s East End, thirteen-year-old Gracie Phipps encounters Minnie Maude Mudway, who is only eight, a...

By Anne Perry
File Size: 275 KB
Print Length: 209 pages
Publisher: Ballantine Books (October 13, 2009)
Publication Date: October 27, 2009
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B002SME1VM
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First Sentence: The week before Christmas, the smell and taste of it were in the air, a kind of excitement, an urgency about everything.A few days before Christmas, 13-year-old Gracie Phillips comes across 8 year-old Minnie Maude Mudway standing in

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