Jalna

Roche, Mazo de la

Canada, 1920s. The Whiteoak, an extended family of English origin, reside in Jalna, a magnificent estate in Ontario that owes its name to the city in India where the founders of the clan, Captain Philip Whiteoak and his wife met. Adeline. This, although already widowed and almost a hundred years old, is still the center around which all the children and grandchildren orbit, from little Wakefield, infallible when it comes to devising tricks not to study and steal pieces of cake, to the seductive Renny, the new head of the family. Life in Jalna, framed by the overwhelming beauty of Canadian nature, passes peacefully until two daughters-in-law recently joined the clan come to disturb the perfect balance: the very young Pheasant -the neighbor's illegitimate daughter, whose arrival will be welcomed as an outrage- and the American Alayne -who, on the contrary, will conquer everyone with her charms-.

Author
Roche, Mazo de la
Subject
Literature > English narrative
Genre
General > Modern and contemporary fiction
EAN
9788418708206
ISBN
978-84-18708-20-6
Edition
1
Publisher
Siruela
Pages
424 
High
23.0 cm
Weight
15.0 cm
Release date
07-04-2021
Language
Spanish 
Series
Nuevos tiempos 
Number
472 
Series
Saga de los Whiteoak 
Number
Paperback edition
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Roche, Mazo de la (aut.)

  • Roche, Mazo de la
    Mazo de la Roche (Newmarket, 1879-Toronto, 1961) fue una escritora canadiense mundialmente famosa por su saga de los Whiteoak.   Read more