The Emerald Comb
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Kathleen McGurl. The Emerald Comb
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The Emerald Comb. KATHLEEN McGURL
Prologue
Chapter 1. Hampshire, November 2012
Chapter 2. Hampshire, November 1876
Brighton, January 1838
Chapter 3. Hampshire, November 2012
Chapter 4. Hampshire, December 2012
Chapter 5. Brighton, April 1838
Chapter 6. Hampshire, April 2013
Chapter 7. Brighton, May 1838
Chapter 8. Hampshire, May 2013
Chapter 9. Hampshire, November 1876
Brighton, July 1838
Chapter 10. Hampshire, May 2013
Chapter 11. Brighton, October 1840
Chapter 12. Hampshire, May 2013
Chapter 13. Hampshire, March 1841
Chapter 14. Hampshire, May 2013
Chapter 15. Hampshire, May 1841
Chapter 16. Hampshire, June 2013
Chapter 17. Hampshire, December 1876
Hampshire, December 1841
Chapter 18. Hampshire, July 2013
Chapter 19. Hampshire, December 1841
Chapter 20. Hampshire, July 2013
Chapter 21. Hampshire, April 1842
Chapter 22. Hampshire, July 2013
Chapter 23. Hampshire, December 1876
Chapter 24. Hampshire, August 2013
Chapter 25. Hampshire, August 2013
About the Publisher
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KATHLEEN MCGURL lives near the sea in Bournemouth, UK, with her husband and elderly tabby cat. She has two sons who are now grown-up and have left home. She began her writing career creating short stories, and sold dozens to women’s magazines in the UK and Australia. Then she got side-tracked onto family history research – which led eventually to writing novels with genealogy themes. She has always been fascinated by the past, and the ways in which the past can influence the present, and enjoys exploring these links in her novels.
When not writing or working at her full-time job in IT, she likes to go out running. She also adores mountains and is never happier than when striding across the Lake District fells, following a route from a Wainwright guidebook.
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Simon turned to me and put his hands on my shoulders. ‘Calm down, Katie! I love the house too. And we could add value to it by doing it up. Look at this kitchen – hasn’t been touched in thirty years! But we’d be living in a building site for ages bringing this place up to scratch. Have you any idea how stressful that would be?’
‘We can do it bit by bit. I don’t mind the mess. Anyway the house is big enough that we could live in some rooms while we do up others. There are six bedrooms, Simon! Oh, let’s go and tell them yes, please!’
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