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The Rose Girls

By: Victoria Connelly
Narrated by: Fiona Hardingham
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Thirty-year-old Celeste Hamilton's life is at a crossroads: she has just left a disastrous marriage, and her estranged mother has recently died, leaving the family's rose business in jeopardy. Reluctantly, Celeste returns to the family home, a moated manor house in Suffolk, to help her two younger sisters sort out the estate and revive the business.

Having endured the fallout from her mother's narcissistic personality disorder when she was younger, Celeste is filled with self-doubt and crippling insecurities. But she must find the strength and courage to take charge and make some tough decisions to keep the old house from falling down around them.

The Rose Girls is an uplifting, tender and romantic story of courage, perseverance and the healing power of family.

©2015 Victoria Connelly (P)2015 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.
Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Romance Women's Fiction Feel-Good Business
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I struggled to cope with the constant Celeste said, Evie said, she said which appeared at the end of every sentence, it was hard to get past.

Outside this the narrator put some effort into different accents for each character. The story features 3 sisters struggling to cope after the death of their narcissistic mother and deal with a crumbling manor. If you’ve lived with a narcissistic you will be able to relate to the experiences of the sisters.

Celeste said, Evie said

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