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By Judith Lennox Book review: The Jeweller's Wife Here we go again with Judith Lennox. In today's book review, we will be talking about The Jeweller's Wife. Henry Winterton is a British Jeweller, travelling in Rabat, and meets Juliet on a night when she tried to sell him her last belonging left by her father: a necklace. He wouldn't take it. He'd rather marry her instead. And so she goes from an orphaned 19 years old girl, to a homemaker in the countryside of England. She dis

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