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    Fairly Jane: life has been extremely unfair to Jane, but she's fighting back!
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    Fairly Jane: life has been extremely unfair to Jane, but she's fighting back!

    By Kathryn Cowling

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    This powerful, passionate, highly emotional novel tells the story of Jane Fairly and her struggle to find love and happiness after being adopted as a baby and then coerced into marriage at the age of sixteen. She only narrowly avoids being killed by her abusive husband and manages to escape to Cornwall, where she tries to rebuild her life. Only after numerous other ups and downs does Jane start to find herself and discover how to be happy.
    'Fairly Jane' will move you, shock you, and warm your heart.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherThe Conrad Press
    Release dateDec 15, 2018
    ISBN9781912924486
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    Fairly Jane: life has been extremely unfair to Jane, but she's fighting back!

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