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by Diane Keziah Robertson (Author)
Sixteen year old Elizabeth Sharpe, disobedient one too many times, is banished to Honiton to live with her aunt and cousins in the hope she will learn the error of her ways. Four others travelon the coach, all of whom for better and worse, are to play a part in her life. When the typhus comes to London, Elizabeth comes to realize life is not infinite. Where she expected to find onlyunhappiness and rebellion, instead she comes to love the town, and one person in particular.
Author Biography
DIANE KEZIAH ROBERTSON was born in Kent, England and emigrated to Canada with her family in 1973. As a business owner, she imported English lampshades and later worked for a major Canadian bank. Now retired, she lives in Ontario with her husband. PASSENGERS is Diane's third novel. The Lacemaker's Daughter, Diane's second novel, was inspired by an ancestor who was a lacemaker, but died young.
