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Catherine Cookson's The Glass Virgin

Living a life of luxury, Annabella Lagange is blissfully unaware that her father Edmund is a wastrel and a womanizer, with debts threatening to ruin the wealthy family into which he married. Also unbeknownst to her is a life-shattering secret that looms over her and her family.

Year: 1995 · Season 1

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Years: 1995

Seasons: 1

Genre: Drama

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