Book
The Young Haggards
First published 1982
He is now divorced from his first wife, the embittered Jane, and married to his new love Rosalind (Lindy). His legacy rests entirely on Harry Haggard, Roger’s only legitimate son and rightful heir to the Derleth estate. But matters are complicated as Harry has been forbidden by his mother to set foot on the estate until his father's death and Lindy's downfall.
Harry finds himself a pawn in the feud between his parents. With the legacy of the Haggard family at stake, Roger becomes desperate, overlooking Harry because of his mother. As tensions build and other family members complicate affairs, the family becomes divided. The concluding volume turns the political and colonial inheritance of the earlier books into a domestic succession struggle, with Harry Haggard’s legal claim threatened by parental hatred and competing branches of the family.
Max Hennessy
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Ken Follett
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Colin Falconer
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Richard Woodman
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James R. Benn
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