Her Fathers House Plain, Belva

In this "New York Times" bestseller, beloved author Belva Plain weaves a beautifully rich tale of fathers and daughters, lovers and families, acts of love and acts of betrayal.

From the Publisher:
Decades after her father kidnaps her from his ex-wife's home to save her from the unstable environment in which he fears she would be raised, a young wo man struggles to come to terms with the discovery of her father's criminal action, the loss of their privacy, and the deception that forms the foundation of her entire life. Reprint.Decades after her father kidnaps her from his ex-wife's home to save her from the unstable environment in which he fears she would be raised, a young wo man struggles to come to terms with the discovery of her father's criminal action, the loss of their privacy, and the deception that forms the foundation of her entire life. Reprint.

Annotation:
A young woman must come to terms with the fact that the beloved father who raised her is also the man who kidnapped her from her mother's home when she was a little girl.

Author Bio

Belva Plain

Belva Plain wrote her first book, "Evergreen", at the age of 59. While she had been mulling over the idea of writing a novel for a long time, she finally decided to take the plunge after her children began asking her about their family history. Once Plain had become a grandmother, she realized the merit in passing on tradition and making sure that the past remained alive. "Evergreen", a story about a Jewish immigrant who rises from rags to riches, touches on the familiar themes of love and family that she would continue to explore in subsequent best-selling novels.

Product Attributes

Book Format:		Pocketbook
Number of Pages:		0416
Publisher:		Dell Publishing Company

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