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Edge of Glass

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285
Language
EN
ISBN
000221203X
Reading Time
~4h 59min

Edge of Glass is a fiction, glass book by Catherine Gaskin. In 1979. It has 285 pages.

About this book

THE CULLODEN CUP showed the art of the Irish glassmaker at its peak. But now the great Sheridan factory at Cloncath lies idle - the craftsmen are old, the buildings decaying around them, and the family have no money to revive the industry. MAURA D'ARCY last of the family, now on the verge of a brilliant modelling career, journeys to Cloncath to reclaim the Culloden Cup, stolen from her mother. The glassworks have a strange fascination for her, as does her unknown cousin. CONNOR SHERIDAN desperately seeking a way to save the Sheridan name, is a man trapped by past glory and the harsh realities of the present. He sees Maura only as a dangerous rival, and in his relentless determination to rebuild the glassworks to their former glory, Connor is a man who cannot afford to lose a single battle...

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many pages is Edge of Glass?+

Edge of Glass has 285 pages.

When was Edge of Glass published?+

Edge of Glass was published in 1979.

What genre is Edge of Glass?+

Edge of Glass is a Fiction, Glass, Fiction in English book.

What is Edge of Glass about?+

THE CULLODEN CUP showed the art of the Irish glassmaker at its peak. But now the great Sheridan factory at Cloncath lies idle - the craftsmen are old, the buildings decaying around them, and the family have no money to revive the industry. MAURA D'ARCY last of the family, now on the verge o...

Who wrote Edge of Glass?+

Edge of Glass was written by Catherine Gaskin.