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1) Scarlett: the sequel to Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the wind

Author

Ripley, Alexandra

Series

G.K. Hall large print book

Language

English

Formats

Book, Large Print

Description

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Set in the Reconstruction-era South, this sequel to Margeret Mitchell's well-loved novel follows Rhett, Scarlett, and Ashley as they pick up the pieces of their lives.

2) New Orleans legacy

Author

Ripley, Alexandra

Pub. Date

[1987]

Language

English

Description

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New Orleans holds the key to unlocking the past and unleashing the passions of 16-year-old Mary MacAlistair in this romantic adventure. When Mary receives a mysterious box from the mother she never knew, she finds a name and address carved beneath the lid- the only clues to her real identity. Mary' s search for her past leads to New Orleans and brings her far more than she expected- from the seamy underside of the...

3) Charleston

Author

Ripley, Alexandra

Pub. Date

1981.

Edition

First edition.

Language

English

Description

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As a child, Elizabeth Tradd witnessed the horror of war and as a young girl, she learned the worst that men can do. As a woman, she discovers the breathtaking excitement that comes to but a lucky few. Here is the story of a Charleston family and the courage, love, and passion that bind them to each other and their vibrant South Carolina city. From the final years of the Civil War and Reconstruction to the beginnings of the ragtime era, this is the...

4) On leaving Charleston

Author

Ripley, Alexandra

Pub. Date

1984.

Edition

First edition.

Language

English

Description

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This installment of Alexandra Ripley's Old South saga- begun in the bestselling Charleston- traces the lives of the prominent South Carolina Tradd family from the turn of the century to 1935. From an ugly duckling love child, Garden Tradd became the glorious belle her mother, Margaret, had longed to be. With breathtaking abandon and dazzling innocence, Garden dances through Paris, London, and New York as the twenties roar-...