The Winter Rose
Jennifer Donnelly
The Tea Rose #2
A dangerous East End gangster and a idealistic doctor in Victorian London — worlds apart, irresistibly drawn together.
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Donnelly returns to her beloved Tea Rose saga, exploring the dangerous, desperate early relationship of gangster Sid Malone and doctor India Selwyn-Jones.
The Tea Rose series
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