crackabook reviewed on 3/5/2007

In January 1901, two families become inextricably linked when their daughters meet in a fashionable London cemetery. Separated bu spocial class as well as taste, the Waterhouses cling to traditions while the Colemans look ahead to a more modern society. As the girls grow up and the nation emerges from the shadows of oppressive Victorian values, one woman's bid for greater personal freedom....

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