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Win copies of LETTERS FROM THE PAST from Sunday Times bestseller Erica James

From Erica James comes a captivating new drama of family secrets and second chances.

To celebrate the paperback publication of LETTERS FROM THE PAST we are giving 2 reading groups the chance to win 10 copies.

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About LETTERS FROM THE PAST

Suffolk, 1962. The Devereux family are gathering for a party, and a series of anonymous letters are about to turn the sleepy village of Melstead St Mary upside down . . .

Evelyn is preparing to celebrate her 20th wedding anniversary, but there are secrets she’s never told her beloved husband, Kit. Secrets that stretch back to her wartime days at Bletchley Park.

For Hope, her sister-in-law, happiness has never come easily, and the letter she receives could destroy her fragile world. While, up at Melstead Hall, Julia has discovered that life she married into comes at a heavy price.

And halfway across the world, the indomitable Romily is longing for home. But with the Devereux family under threat, she finds herself confronting her own closely guarded secret. Can she save the day, and seize her own chance of happiness?

From the gorgeous Suffolk countryside to the sun-baked desert of Palm Springs, let Erica James sweep you away…

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