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Meg Hughes, Tom Fraser and Martin Hunter had grown up together in the grinding poverty of a Liverpool orphanage. Their prospects looked bleak until the friends were sent to help out at Hemingway Shipping Line's emigrant lodging house. Then their youthful high spirits blossomed into their plans for the future.

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A saga which opens in Liverpool in 1921, when one young woman rebels against working in her father's chip shop, and leaves home, taking her sister with her. The girls revel in their freedom, dancing until dawn until romance changes their lives.

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Audrey Howard's new novel is the bittersweet story of twin sisters, set in Lancashire's glass works.

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The Pennine waterways are the setting for Audrey Howard's spellbinding story of one girl's struggle to make her way in the world.

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Set against the background of World War I, and two stately homes that became hospitals for the wounded, Audrey Howard's novel is an epic saga of love and war.

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This is the story between a daughter of a Lancashire mill-owner and a weaver and of how their love develops and is tested in a time of tragedy and unrest: the story continues in SHINING THREADS.

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Early twentieth century Liverpool is the setting for Audrey Howard's bittersweet story of a courageous girl who becomes a woman against a background of war and tragedy - and a love that transcends both.

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A saga-type romance about life before and during World War I as seen from the point of view of a large Irish family in Liverpool and an aristocratic family up at the big house, the members of which become involved with the Irish family. The author also wrote "A Day Will Come" and "Morning Tide".