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Book 8
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| No one in Beckindale will believe that Joe Sugden and Kathy Gimbel are
just good friends - and perhaps the gossips are right. Before Joe can bring himself to a decision about his relationship with Kathy, a tragedy occurs which deeply mars their growing friendship. And besides Joe already has a wife... Poor Joe seems to be a plaything in the hands of Fate. Whatever he does someone will get hurt... |
"Look before you leap, Joe," Annie begged. "It's not easy to win back
respect in the village once you've lost it." But Joe was stubburn; he thought he knew what was best for Kathy and himself. When the young couple think of setting up home in Demdyke Row, Kathy's parents are not as tolerant as Annie. Joe could always rely on his mother's affection, but Kathy would only have Joe. He must never fail her... |
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Book 10
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| The usual friendly atmosphere of Beckindale is disrupted by an anonymous villager who makes malicious phone calls accusing the vicar of misconduct. Annie and the Reverend Hockley himself both receive such calls but attempt to remain aloof from any scandal. But fuel is soon to be added to the fire of suspicion. Dolly Acaster, whose relationship with Matt is blossoming fast, desperately needs somewhere to live, because Amos is forcing her to leave the Woolpack. The vicar offers her a home at the vicarage - but this incoent invitation only leads to more whispered rumoursthat threatened to destroy not only Reverend Hocklry but also the friendship between Matt and Dolly. |
A stranger appears in Beckindale and at last a secret from Dolly's past has caught up with her. Richard Roper, an old flame has come to win dolly back - by fair means or foul. Matt is thrown into confussion, and as the full story of dolly and Richard's relashionship comes to light, it falls to Annie to try and sort out their problems. Annie also has another mystery to solve - the theft of a prized cricket trophy that, more than anything else, causes tempers to rise and hearts to be broken in Emmerdale. |
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| Beckindale is buzzing with the preperations for Matt and Dolly's wedding. Will Dolly's mother try to call the whole thing off? Who will give Dolly away? Should the bride wear white? Dolly never realised getting married was going to be so difficult..... But for another pair of lovers in Beckendale, life is a deal more harsh. Teenagers Pip and Steve see no way round thier problems - until they get hold of Joe Sugdens shotgun... |
The squire has died and it looks as if the heir will sell the Verny estate. Included in the sale is a piece of land which has always belonged to Emmerdale Farm but the lawyers have found a loophole. One of the buyers is discovered to be David Annersley, whom Annie Sugden once knew well... Amos Brealy, celebrating twenty -five at the Woolpack, is very interested in the sale. Many of the buyers are staying at the Woolpack and there is a mystery about one of the heirlooms, which only Amos can reveal... |