| Description |
408 pages : illustration ; 21 cm |
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"Originally published in 2022 in the United Kingdom by Harvill Secker, an imprint of Vintage Books, London"--Title page verso. |
| Summary |
"Dora Blake is a talented jewelry designer who lives under the thumb of her suspicious and odious uncle, who is running her late parents' beloved shop of antiquities into the ground. When he begins acting erratically after a mysterious Greek vase is delivered and locked in the basement, Dora enlists the help of Edward Lawrence, a young antiquarian scholar, who (unbeknownst to her) sees the vase as an opportunity to unlock his academic future. Dora hopes to restore the shop to its former glory, find a future for her own elegant, artistic designs, and escape the iniquitous plans her uncle has in store for her. But what Edward claims to discover about the vase unravels everything Dora knows about her life, her family, and the antiquities in the basement. As she begins to uncover the truth, she realizes that some mysteries are buried for a reason - and others are closer to the surface than they appear. Atmospheric and page-turning, Pandora is a story of secrets and deception, love and fulfilment, fate and hope"-- Provided by publisher. |
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Women jewelers -- Fiction.
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Mythology, Greek -- Fiction.
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Vases -- Fiction.
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Secrecy -- Fiction.
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Deception -- Fiction.
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Antiquities -- Fiction.
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Antiquarians -- Fiction.
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London (England) -- History -- 18th century -- Fiction.
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Great Britain -- History -- George III, 1760-1820 -- Fiction.
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| Genre |
Historical fiction.
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Novels.
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| ISBN |
9780063280021 (paperback) |
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