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E-raamat: Prize Women: The fascinating story of sisterhood and survival based on shocking true events

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  • Formaat: EPUB+DRM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Apr-2023
  • Kirjastus: Penguin Books Ltd
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781405948999
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  • Formaat: EPUB+DRM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 27-Apr-2023
  • Kirjastus: Penguin Books Ltd
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781405948999

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Based on the scandalous true story of The Great Stork Derby, Prize Women is a gripping and deeply moving novel about desperate choices and the two unforgettable women forced to make them.

'Gorgeous. Prize Women took my breath away. I haven't stopped thinking about it' JENNIFER SAINT

'Wonderfully evocative and intelligent. Sheds light on a scandalous moment in history I knew nothing about, told with great sensitivity and grace. I was entranced' EMMA STONEX

'This heartbreaking story explores friendship, strength and the fight to survive' WOMAN'S WEEKLY ___________

It's the 1920s, a time of unparalleled excess. But for the rich to party, the poor must starve . . .

Into the city arrives pregnant runaway Lily di Marco. She has nothing and expects nothing. But soon she will find herself in a towering mansion just streets away. Confidante to, and best friends with, its glamorous owner Mae Thebolt.

Until the competition.

A childless millionaire leaves his fortune to the woman who will have the most babies over ten years. Is it an eccentric contest? Or a horrible joke played by a rich man on the poorest women of the city?

Either way, it will tear Lily and Maes friendship - and their lives - to pieces . . .

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'A profoundly moving and absolutely gripping novel about the choices women face - and the choices they are denied. I cannot recommend it highly enough' ELODIE HARPER

'This tale of two women resonates with what is happening in the world today. I was gripped by Lily and Mae's story, the desperate choices that women still face' LOUISE HARE

'Fascinating historical fiction with a feminist slant' GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

'A serious, thoughtful and epic journey into the trials of motherhood . . . With her contrasting female characters, Lea interrogates the fight for female agency across class divides, a struggle that continues to this day. A fascinating snapshot of another time, perhaps not as far removed from our own as we might hope' JANICE HALLET

'Wonderfully researched and full of evocative historical detail' CULTUREFLY

'Masterful. Caroline Lea is a superb storyteller, and Prize Women deserves a huge readership. So good, I had to pull myself away' ELIZABETH MACNEAL

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Gorgeous. Prize Women - with its powerful, important message about women's choices, freedom and motherhood - took my breath away. I haven't stopped thinking about it -- Jennifer Saint, bestselling author of Ariadne A profoundly moving and absolutely gripping novel about the choices women face - and the choices they are denied. I cannot recommend it highly enough -- Elodie Harper, bestselling author of The Wolf Den A story that sounds stranger than fiction and Lea handles it with the utmost compassion. Wonderfully researched and full of evocative historical detail * Culturefly * Masterful. Caroline Lea is a superb storyteller, and Prize Women deserves a huge readership. So good, I had to pull myself away -- Elizabeth Macneal * bestselling author of The Doll Factory * Fascinating historical fiction with a feminist slant * Good Housekeeping * Wonderfully evocative and intelligent, Prize Women sheds a light on a scandalous moment in history I knew nothing about. Lily and Mae's story is unforgettable, told with great sensitivity and grace. I was entranced -- Emma Stonex, bestselling author of The Lamplighters This heartbreaking story explores friendship, strength and the fight to survive * Woman's Weekly * Praise for Caroline Lea * : * Memorable and compelling -- Sarah Moss Caroline's beautiful writing transported me entirely to another time and land -- Susan Fletcher

Caroline Lea grew up on the island of Jersey. The Glass Woman, her debut, is a gothic thriller set during the Icelandic witch trials. The Metal Heart, a Waterstones Scottish Book of the Month, is an epic Second World War love story; Prize Women reveals a feminist scandal at the heart of the roaring 20s. Her latest novel reimagines Mary Shelley and the writing of Frankenstein.