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Read Time: ~8.8 hr

Constance

by Rosie Thomas (2007)

About this book

Constance, a musician, composer & arranger of other people's music, has made a new life for herself in Bali. On hearing the news of her sister's serious illness, the last thing she wants is to leave the beaches & relaxed lifestyle & return to London. Especially as before leaving London, Constance had fallen in love with her sister's husband.

Setting / LocationLondon & UK
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreConstance Lead Character

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