The windmill

Stephanie Gertler

earliest edition we have, 2004 Dutton, 2004 258 pages

Told with graceful skill and unflinching honesty, The Windmill is a story of the secrets we are entitled to keep in a marriage and those we must share marking a splendid new level of achievement in this much-admired author.

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The windmill edition · 2006 · Ulverscroft · 338 pages · 9781846172885
Windmill edition · 2005 · The Crowood Press · 9780709078753
The windmill edition · 2005 · Center Point Pub. · 270 pages
The windmill edition · 2004 · Dutton · 258 pages

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