The fair fight / Anna Freeman.

ISBN
9781780227962 : GBP£8.99
Dewey Classmark
FICTION
Local Dewey Classmark
G 823.92 FRE
Personal Author
Freeman, Anna.
Publication
London : Phoenix (an Imprint of The Orion Publishing Group Ltd ) : [distributor] Littlehampton Book Services Ltd, 2015.
London : Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 2015.
Physical Description
448p. ; 20x13cm.
Note
Originally published: 2014.
Summary of Contents
Summary: For fans of Sarah Waters and THE CRIMSON PETAL AND THE WHITE, a vibrant, visceral tale of courage, reinvention and fighting your way to the top in Georgian Bristol. Includes reading group notes.
Born into a brothel, Ruth's future looks bleak until she catches the eye of Mr Dryer. A rich Bristol merchant and enthusiast of the ring, he trains gutsy Ruth as a pugilist. Soon she rules the blood-spattered sawdust at the infamous Hatchet Inn. Dryer's wife Charlotte lives in the shadows. A grieving orphan, she hides away, scarred by smallpox, ignored by Dryer, and engaged in dangerous mind games with her brother. When Dryer sidelines Ruth after a disastrous fight, and focuses on training her husband Tom, Charlotte presents Ruth with an extraordinary proposition.
Language Note
English.
Subject
Historical fiction (FV). bicssc
Historical (HST). bicssc
Subject - Geographical Name
Bristol (England) Social conditions 18th century Fiction.
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