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Scottish Book25 Library Terrace: The BRAND NEW enchanting and uplifting bookclub novel set in Scotland (Paperback)
Author: Natalie Fergie
£9.95
ScotlandSet in EdinburghGothic HistoryGrief & LossSlow Burn Romance
25 Library Terrace intertwines the lives of residents across generations at a Peffermill home in Edinburgh as they face suffrage protest, Depression era change and modern upheaval while the house itself becomes a witness to shifting hopes, secrets and connections. This book is for readers of heartfelt historical fiction and multi-layered character stories.
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25 Library Terrace is a quietly powerful novel we admired for its emotional restraint, its attentiveness to place, and its honest portrayal of grief without easy answers.
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Have you ever wondered who lived in your house before you, and what they carried with them.
At 25 Library Terrace in Edinburgh, lives intersect across more than a century. In 1911, Ursula Black arrives and finds herself drawn into women’s suffrage, census protest and new ideas about how to live, while learning the quiet difficulty of raising children who are not her own.
By 1931, the house is part of a radical experiment in shared living, and a long held family secret begins to surface. In 2011, Tess Dutton comes to the address in the aftermath of a broken relationship, taking a room from a landlady who is not quite what she expects.
In 2022, with Scotland’s census delayed and the city gathering again, the stories held within the house begin to align. This is literary fiction attentive to time, place and the way ordinary lives leave lasting traces.
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