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Fox's Earth

by Anne Rivers Siddons
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Synopsis


The dark but seductive tale of five generations of Southern women and the house that was both their greatest inheritance and their most confining prison.

In 1904, Ruth Yancey is only ten years old when she is brought to live at the magnificent mansion called Fox's Earth. But the impoverished daughter of an abusive mill worker has already internalized her mother's steely code: Men may hold all the power, but a woman possesses one thing that can get her anything in the world she wants...if she's prepared to make certain sacrifices. Deserted by her mother in order to give her a better chance at wealth, Ruth's own ambition drives her to possess Fox's Earth at any cost, even though her sacrifice will ultimately be her own husband, children, and grandchildren.

About the Author, Anne Rivers Siddons

Anne Rivers Siddons' books are firmly rooted in the culture of the modern South, but ultimately fans love her books because they portray -- with compassion and truth -- women who transcend the difficulties of love, friendship and growing up.

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Book Details

Published
May 1, 2008
Publisher
Simon & Schuster Adult Publishing Group
Format
Mass Market Paperback
ISBN
9781416544968

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