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Die Frau des Teepflanzers: Ein Roman von Dinah Jefferies (2016, Hardcover)

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Type
Novel
ISBN
9780451495976

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Product Identifiers

Publisher
Crown/Archetype
ISBN-10
0451495977
ISBN-13
9780451495976
eBay Product ID (ePID)
219250578

Product Key Features

Book Title
Tea Planter's Wife : a Novel
Number of Pages
432 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2016
Topic
Contemporary Women, Sagas, General, Historical
Genre
Fiction
Author
Dinah Jefferies
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
1.4 in
Item Weight
23.4 Oz
Item Length
9.6 in
Item Width
6.3 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2016-298125
Reviews
International Praise for The Tea Planter's Wife : "Love, suspense, guilt, and hidden secrets with an underlying theme of race relations seamlessly blend together in a timeless story of an innocent young Englishwoman struggling to find her place in colonial Ceylon against unexpected circumstances and facing cruel choices." --New York Journal of Books "[A] dramatic tale of jealousy, deceit, secrets and heartbreak. The intrigue and suspense, add a Gothic flair to Jeffries fast-moving plot and the evocative atmosphere along with the realistic characters will captivate readers." --Romance Times Book Review "Spellbinding...effortlessly elegant, lushly descriptive...Combine this with the vivid, evocative manner in which Jefferies describes the beauty of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, and the captivating cast of characters she has created, and you have a superbly written novel that readers of historical fiction as well as women's fiction will treasure." --Booklist (starred review) "...[A]n engrossing tale of mystery, manners, and prejudice set against the backdrop of Ceylon (current-day Sri Lanka)...Jeffries shows that she can weave a suspenseful tale in which characters' complex motivations converge in surprising ways." -- Publishers Weekly "Rich and incredibly evocative, The Tea Planter's Wife is historical fiction at its very best. It's just spellbinding." -- The Sunday Express "Locked doors, old dresses, even a boathouse mystery, this is Rebecca with crocodiles. Very enjoyable...mystery (and) full-blown escape into the past." -- The Independent "My ideal read; mystery, love heartbreak and joy--I couldn't put it down." -- Santa Montefiore, author of The Beekeeper's Daughter "Beautifully written and heartrending, this has a magical setting with a real sense of period." -- Katie Fforde, bestselling author of A French Affair "A terrific emotional and atmospheric read." -- Elizabeth Buchan, author of Separate Beds "Dinah Jefferies has once again created a gloriously atmospheric and tension-filled novel. Immensely enjoyable, poignant, and compelling." -- Isabel Wolff, author of Shadows Over Paradise "I was spellbound from beginning to end." -- Deborah Rodriguez, author of A Cup of Friendship "A wonderful book, deeply touching, and an unforgettable read that swept me away. I loved it." -- Kate Furnivall, author of The Italian Wife "Vibrant and compelling--Dinah Jefferies perfectly captures the flavour of colonial Ceylon." -- Rosanna Ley, author of The Villa "Dark secrets lie at every turn, hidden beneath layers of 1920s racism and the fearfulness of a crumbling colonial power, making for a thoroughly gripping tale." -- Liz Trenow, author of The Forgotten Seamstress, International Praise for The Tea Planter's Wife : "Love, suspense, guilt, and hidden secrets with an underlying theme of race relations seamlessly blend together in a timeless story of an innocent young Englishwoman struggling to find her place in colonial Ceylon against unexpected circumstances and facing cruel choices." --New York Journal of Books "[A] dramatic tale of jealousy, deceit, secrets and heartbreak.  The intrigue and suspense, add a Gothic flair to Jeffries fast-moving plot and  the evocative atmosphere  along with the realistic characters will captivate readers." --Romance Times Book Review "Spellbinding...effortlessly elegant, lushly descriptive...Combine this with the vivid, evocative manner in which Jefferies describes the beauty of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, and the captivating cast of characters she has created, and you have a superbly written novel that readers of historical fiction as well as women's fiction will treasure." --Booklist (starred review) "...[A]n engrossing tale   of mystery, manners, and prejudice set against the backdrop of Ceylon (current-day Sri Lanka)...Jeffries shows that she can weave a suspenseful tale in which characters' complex motivations converge in surprising ways."  -- Publishers Weekly "Rich and incredibly evocative, The Tea Planter's Wife is historical fiction at its very best. It's just spellbinding." -- The Sunday Express   "Locked doors, old dresses, even a boathouse mystery, this is Rebecca with crocodiles. Very enjoyable...mystery (and) full-blown escape into the past."  -- The Independent   "My ideal read; mystery, love heartbreak and joy--I couldn't put it down." -- Santa Montefiore, author of The Beekeeper's Daughter   "Beautifully written and heartrending, this has a magical setting with a real sense of period." -- Katie Fforde, bestselling author of A French Affair   "A terrific emotional and atmospheric read." -- Elizabeth Buchan, author of Separate Beds   "Dinah Jefferies has once again created a gloriously atmospheric and tension-filled novel. Immensely enjoyable, poignant, and compelling." -- Isabel Wolff, author of Shadows Over Paradise   "I was spellbound from beginning to end." -- Deborah Rodriguez, author of A Cup of Friendship   "A wonderful book, deeply touching, and an unforgettable read that swept me away. I loved it." -- Kate Furnivall, author of The Italian Wife   "Vibrant and compelling--Dinah Jefferies perfectly captures the flavour of colonial Ceylon." -- Rosanna Ley, author of The Villa   "Dark secrets lie at every turn, hidden beneath layers of 1920s racism and the fearfulness of a crumbling colonial power, making for a thoroughly gripping tale." -- Liz Trenow, author of The Forgotten Seamstress, International Praise for The Tea Planter's Wife : "Spellbinding...effortlessly elegant, lushly descriptive...Combine this with the vivid, evocative manner in which Jefferies describes the beauty of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, and the captivating cast of characters she has created, and you have a superbly written novel that readers of historical fiction as well as women's fiction will treasure." --Booklist (starred review) "Rich and incredibly evocative, The Tea Planter's Wife is historical fiction at its very best. It's just spellbinding." -- The Sunday Express   "Locked doors, old dresses, even a boathouse mystery, this is Rebecca with crocodiles. Very enjoyable...mystery (and) full-blown escape into the past."  -- The Independent   "My ideal read; mystery, love heartbreak and joy--I couldn't put it down." -- Santa Montefiore, author of The Beekeeper's Daughter   "Beautifully written and heartrending, this has a magical setting with a real sense of period." -- Katie Fforde, bestselling author of A French Affair   "A terrific emotional and atmospheric read." -- Elizabeth Buchan, author of Separate Beds   "Dinah Jefferies has once again created a gloriously atmospheric and tension-filled novel. Immensely enjoyable, poignant, and compelling." -- Isabel Wolff, author of Shadows Over Paradise   "I was spellbound from beginning to end." -- Deborah Rodriguez, author of A Cup of Friendship   "A wonderful book, deeply touching, and an unforgettable read that swept me away. I loved it." -- Kate Furnivall, author of The Italian Wife   "Vibrant and compelling--Dinah Jefferies perfectly captures the flavour of colonial Ceylon." -- Rosanna Ley, author of The Villa   "Dark secrets lie at every turn, hidden beneath layers of 1920s racism and the fearfulness of a crumbling colonial power, making for a thoroughly gripping tale." -- Liz Trenow, author of The Forgotten Seamstress, International Praise for The Tea Planter's Wife : "[A] dramatic tale of jealousy, deceit, secrets and heartbreak.  The intrigue and suspense, add a Gothic flair to Jeffries fast-moving plot and  the evocative atmosphere  along with the realistic characters will captivate readers." --Romance Times Book Review "Spellbinding...effortlessly elegant, lushly descriptive...Combine this with the vivid, evocative manner in which Jefferies describes the beauty of Ceylon, now Sri Lanka, and the captivating cast of characters she has created, and you have a superbly written novel that readers of historical fiction as well as women's fiction will treasure." --Booklist (starred review) "...[A]n engrossing tale   of mystery, manners, and prejudice set against the backdrop of Ceylon (current-day Sri Lanka)...Jeffries shows that she can weave a suspenseful tale in which characters' complex motivations converge in surprising ways."  -- Publishers Weekly "Rich and incredibly evocative, The Tea Planter's Wife is historical fiction at its very best. It's just spellbinding." -- The Sunday Express   "Locked doors, old dresses, even a boathouse mystery, this is Rebecca with crocodiles. Very enjoyable...mystery (and) full-blown escape into the past."  -- The Independent   "My ideal read; mystery, love heartbreak and joy--I couldn't put it down." -- Santa Montefiore, author of The Beekeeper's Daughter   "Beautifully written and heartrending, this has a magical setting with a real sense of period." -- Katie Fforde, bestselling author of A French Affair   "A terrific emotional and atmospheric read." -- Elizabeth Buchan, author of Separate Beds   "Dinah Jefferies has once again created a gloriously atmospheric and tension-filled novel. Immensely enjoyable, poignant, and compelling." -- Isabel Wolff, author of Shadows Over Paradise   "I was spellbound from beginning to end." -- Deborah Rodriguez, author of A Cup of Friendship   "A wonderful book, deeply touching, and an unforgettable read that swept me away. I loved it." -- Kate Furnivall, author of The Italian Wife   "Vibrant and compelling--Dinah Jefferies perfectly captures the flavour of colonial Ceylon." -- Rosanna Ley, author of The Villa   "Dark secrets lie at every turn, hidden beneath layers of 1920s racism and the fearfulness of a crumbling colonial power, making for a thoroughly gripping tale." -- Liz Trenow, author of The Forgotten Seamstress
Dewey Edition
23
TitleLeading
The
Dewey Decimal
823/.92
Synopsis
#1 International bestselling novel set in 1920s Ceylon, about a young Englishwoman who marries a charming tea plantation owner and widower, only to discover he's keeping terrible secrets about his past, including what happened to his first wife, that lead to devastating consequences
LC Classification Number
PR6110.E337T43 2016

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