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'After an action-packed start, this story develops into a well told, captivating story' (Dorset Evening Echo on JESSIE )
--This text refers to the
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edition.
Dorset Evening Echo on JESSIE
‘After an action-packed start, this story develops into a well told, captivating story'
--This text refers to the
Paperback
edition.
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To come from a home as she did where there was little love and then to escape and make a life for herself . . . I just couldn't put it down. It had everything, love, love lost, hatred, kindness - you name it. I love a story with real meat and potatoes and not that sappy stuff that so many writers fall back on. This is a book about a real woman - not a hot house passion flower!
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Like No Other by Anna Jacobs
5 Mar 2012
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Like No Other it's a typically smooth, wonderful written Anna Jacobs story and yet it's quite different because it's set in the 1750`s. I'm not aware of any other Anna Jacobs story set in the eighteenth century, something I found it particularly enjoyable. This saga encapsulates the trails of Rachel Smedling trying to survive as property in the social structure of a class ridden society. This is one very engaging, entertaining, well told story. Five stars
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