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If you've read Daisy's Destiny there are some hints at what is going on back at Swanley Court, but nothing in Libby Freemantle's letters hint at the initial misunderstandings and frictions between the head preceptress and the newest trustee, replacing Mr Everard. As the misunderstandings are ironed out, they work together both on the problems of the new girls from the harsh school in Oxford, and on problems caused by unsavoury elements in Lucius Belvoir's own home neighbourhood.
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Thank you for another engaging Charity School story. Mr Belvoir is a suitable foil for Libby and will continue to complement her admirably in future, I’m sure. I did enjoy the humour in his relationship with his little brother.
ReplyDeleteMoral: do not cross the ladies of Swanley Court, you are likely to meet an increasingly gruesome if well deserved end! Excellent stuff.
Many thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it. I do like karma to bite baddies in an appropriate fashion.
DeleteI think before I get to the twins I shall have an apistolary between Julia and Penelope, and possibly a book about Lily [the squire's younger daughter from Daisy]
Yes please! (To any / all.)
DeleteYour wish is my command!
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