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Historical Fiction

The Spice Box

by Lou Jane Temple

2005 · 326 pages

Fleeing the Irish potato famine to build a new life in New York City, Bridget takes a job as a cook for the wealthy, powerful Isaac Gold, but her first day ends in tragedy when she stumbles upon the body of her employer's youngest son.

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The Spice Box is a historical fiction novel by Lou Jane Temple, first published in 2005 by Berkley Hardcover. It runs 326 pages.

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Historical Fiction
Published
2005
Length
326 pages

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GenreHistorical Fiction
AuthorLou Jane Temple
Published2005
Length326 pages
PublisherBerkley Hardcover

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Publisher
Berkley Hardcover
Published
2005
Length
326 pages
Language
English
ISBN-13
9780425200438
ISBN-10
0425200434
ASIN
0425200434

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The Spice Box was written by Lou Jane Temple.
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The Spice Box was first published in 2005 by Berkley Hardcover.
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The Spice Box is a historical fiction novel.
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The Spice Box is 326 pages long.

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