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Sadie

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

Sadie

Contributors:

By (Author) Jane Elliott

ISBN:

9780007249572

Publisher:

HarperCollins Publishers

Imprint:

HarperCollins

Publication Date:

1st February 2008

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

General

Genre:
Fiction/Non-fiction:

Fiction

Other Subjects:

True stories of survival of abuse and injustice
Child abuse
Domestic abuse
Autobiography: business and industry
True crime
True stories of heroism, endurance and survival
Coping with / advice about abuse

Dewey:

823.92

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

352

Dimensions:

Width 129mm, Height 198mm, Spine 24mm

Weight:

327g

Description

The explosive first novel from the author of the bestselling The Little Prisoner is a gripping tale of a woman whose troubled childhood comes back to haunt her.
In the chill of a winter's morning, a sweet and likeable 13-year-old girl unexpectedly gives birth in the bathroom of her council flat. The baby, the product of a brutal rape by her stepfather, is whisked away to hospital and is eventually adopted by a rich suburban couple. As far as everyone is concerned, Sadie will never see the baby again.

The girl, Sadie Burrows, survives her ordeal and goes on to become a successful businesswoman, famous in the media, even courted by politicians as an example of young enterprise.

Then, out of the blue, there is a knock at the door. And Sadie's shameful secret comes back to haunt her.

Sadie, the first novel by best selling author of The Little Prisoner Jane Elliott, is an explosive story of abuse, business, love, success, blackmail, murder and cover-up.

Reviews

Praise for 'The Little Prisoner': 'An inspirational page-turner.' Heat 'The devastating and moving true life story of Jane's life. A powerful read.' Best 'A tragic tale, yet filled with hope.' Woman 'This true story of an escape from a miserable childhood makes inspiring reading.' Woman & Home

Author Bio

Jane Elliott first decided to tell her story to the police after taking inspiration from Dave Pelzers powerful memoir, A Child Called It. She become convinced she should not remain a silent victim but act against the evil stepfather who had kept her a virtual prisoner for so many years. She went on to write the bestselling The Little Prisoner.

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