I liked and didn't like this book. Some of the characters, parents, were unlikeable. I finished title because the heroine overcame the stigma of her birth to achieve some social acceptability in spite of her parents. Heroine a sympathetic character one wants to see do well. Parents were selfish and self-absorbed, unlikeable.
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The Love Child
The Love Child
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Set in Catherinc Cookson's native northern Englandin th late 19thcentury, this saga tells of the love between Nathaniel Martell and Maria Dagshaw. Together they have six children, and to all appearances they are a caring and proud family. But Maria and Nathaniel never married, and as a result their children are scorned and treated as outcasts by... more »
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Set in Catherinc Cookson's native northern Englandin th late 19thcentury, this saga tells of the love between Nathaniel Martell and Maria Dagshaw. Together they have six children, and to all appearances they are a caring and proud family. But Maria and Nathaniel never married, and as a result their children are scorned and treated as outcasts by... more »
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