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The new heart-stopping read from one of Headline's most successful saga writers

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When you've been waiting fifteen years for a proposal, what do you do when your intended marries someone else

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The first in a series of nostalgic, heartwarming family sagas set in a holiday camp in the 1950s and '60s

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The fourth nostalgic saga set in Jolly's holiday camp in the 1960s. Lynda Page's dramatic novel follows on from The Time of our Lives, Where Memories are Made and Let the Good Times Roll.

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When times get hard for her family, Alexandra Morton takes a job at a marriage bureau...

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Kay Clifton has waited five hard years for her husband to return from the war - but is he still the man she married

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Following on from the success of The Time of Our Lives, Lynda Page brings us another nostalgic and heartwarming saga set in Jolly's holiday camp in the 1960s

Since the day Connie Monroe started working as a chambermaid at The Connaught Hotel in Leicester she has dreamed of improving her position. She is overjoyed, therefore, when the hotel manager, Captain Fosedyke, gives her a lucky break and invites her to help Miss Harbin on the reception desk.

Lynnie Downs' plans to marry Ozzie are not going well; Ray's due out of prison soon, Jimmy and Dec have escaped from Leicester to avoid the police and Colin is up to no good. At work she can forget all this, for behind the counter at Cigar Sid's betting shop, her own fortunes are about to change.

Francine Champion couldn't be happier with her life working as a mechanic at her uncle's Leicester garage. But when oily Eddie Taylor starts seeing her best friend, Stella, Frankie can't help but feel uneasy.

A saga set in Leicestershire. Orphaned Albertina finds further sorrow, when her step-brother commits suicide, after squandering the family fortune. She is no longer acceptable in society, but finds salvation in the form of Jack Fossett and his family unaware she is the owner of a rundown shopping emporium. From the author of JUST BY CHANCE.

Cabbie Chas Tyme is shy, kind-hearted and always ready to see the best in people. His main concern is for his widowed mother, Iris, and, by working hard at Black's Taxis, he does all he can to provide for her. But Iris just wishes he'd concentrate on finding a nice girl who'd appreciate his worth. If only he had the courage to ask someone out.

When Maddie is tricked into giving up her baby for adoption, she is utterly devastated. She decides to leave home, but who can she turn to for help Catching the train to Leicester, Maddie goes in search of the one person who might take her in - even though she has no idea where they live.

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A saga set in Leicester at the beginning of the public transport industry in the 1920s.

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The new heart-stopping read from one of Headline's most successful saga writers

Kay Clifton has waited five, long, lonely years for her husband Bob to come home from the war. Despite her excitement at his return, their whirlwind romance prior to his departure makes her feel as though she hardly knows him, so it's not surprising that Kay is apprehensive when she meets him at the station.