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Harbour Hill
In the Norfolk town of Haisby, Harbour Hill climbs from the harbour to the cliff-top a road of run-down grandeur, its mansions now bedsits and guest houses. It is here that two girls take a flat in the mouse-ridden premises owned by Gilbert the Grope. Nicola tries to forget the past and learn independence, whilst Ceri meets Tom, but how can anyone love a man who laughs at everything, including her? Harbour Hill is the compelling story of the dramatic events which change and enrich their lives.
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- "In the Norfolk town of Haisby, Harbour Hill climbs from the harbour to the cliff-top a road of run-down grandeur, its mansions now bedsits and guest houses. It is here that two girls take a flat in the mouse-ridden premises owned by Gilbert the Grope. Nicola tries to forget the past and learn independence, whilst Ceri meets Tom, but how can anyone love a man who laughs at everything, including her? Harbour Hill is the compelling story of the dramatic events which change and enrich their lives."@en
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- "Harbour Hill"@en