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    Walking Alone

    By Carolyn McCrae

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    Part II of The Iniquities Trilogy continues to examine the relationships in the Donaldson family. A love story is set against the gradual unravelling of one man's secrets, showing how his actions have shaped the destiny of all generations in the family.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTroubador Publishing Ltd
    Release dateApr 5, 2007
    ISBN9781848768802
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    Walking Alone
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    Carolyn McCrae

    Originally from the Wirral, Cheshire, Carolyn McCrae now lives and works on the Isle of Wight with her husband and cat. She has been an extra in a number of Bollywood films, has raced cars (overtaken by Ayrton Senna several times) and has flown solo (once was enough). She is the author of The Last Dance, Walking Alone, Runaways, Highly Unsuitable Girl (all published by Matador) and Her Parents’ Daughter (published by New Generation).

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