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Billie's Kiss
Billie's Kiss
Author: Elizabeth Knox
With an Edwardian twist on The Tempest, and all the surprising, earthy and magical qualities of The Vintner's Luck, Knox's irresistible new novel is set on the remote, divided Scottish island of Kissack and Killing, one half of which looks historically and geographically towards Catholic Ireland, the other towards the Protestant north and Scandi...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780099437543
ISBN-10: 0099437546
Publication Date: 5/1/2003
Pages: 288
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Publisher: Vintage
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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It has been a while since I read this book (bought while traveling in Australia) so I'll provide the synopsis on the back...
"In the spring of 1903 a ship explodes as it docks on the remote, divided Scottish island of Kissack and Skilling, drowning many of the passengers and crew in the icy waters of Stolnsay Harbor. Young, strawberry-blond haired Billie Paxton is among the only survivors. Clumsy, illiterate and suddenly alone, Billie will not say why. before the explosion, she jumped from ship to shore, and so falls under the immediate suspicion of her fellow passenger, Murdo Hesketh, and his cousin and employer, Lord Hallohulme, who owns the island and has controversial plans for improving the lives of the inhabitants."


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