A is for Abigail

A Sixpenny Cross story

By: Victoria Twead

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Paperback | 1 September 2020

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128 Pages

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20.32 x 13.34 x 0.76

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New York Times bestselling author

A short read by the bestselling author of the popular Old Fools' series.

Abigail Martin has everything: beauty, money, a loving husband, and a fabulous house in the picturesque village of Sixpenny Cross. But Abigail is denied the one thing she craves... A baby.

When a gypsy offers to change her life, will Abigail accept? Can she deal with the consequences that threaten to send her world spinning out of control?

Sometimes heart-warming, often chilling, this tale from Sixpenny Cross is our first glimpse behind the closed doors of a leafy, English village.

Industry Reviews

Sandy McKenna

AMAZON TOP 500 REVIEWER

5.0 out of 5 stars

Having read all the Old Fool memoirs by Victoria Twead, I was curious about her foray into fiction. I was not disappointed; this is a thrilling short story set in the Village of Sixpenny Cross and revolving around Abigail Martin. I would thoroughly recommend it.

Elizabeth Moore, author

5.0 out of 5 stars

Oh my goodness. I have known this author through her wonderful memoirs of life in Spain and other climes. I loved those books and now I know she is a multi-faceted author as she writes very entertaining fiction as well. A is for Abigail is a delightful story in a shorter format. Weaving its way around wonderful descriptions of village life, the tight plot is highlighted by the author's finely drawn characters and held this reader until the last sentence. I know there is a B is for Bella in the works which is just as well as I am not ready to leave Sixpenny Cross and its residents just yet.

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