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A rich and moving novel, The Jagged Window shows Wendy Robertson as an author writing at the peak of her considerable abilities

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Another compelling saga from a much-loved writer

It is 1932. Gabriel Sargent's poverty and suffering becomes worse when his father commits suicide and he loses his job at the mines. The only hope in his life is his painting and a refined German woman, Rosel. But as he falls in love and World War II aproaches, can he cross the gulf between them

In 1872, Victoria Kilburn arrives in a village in the north-east. Soon, Victoria has befriended many in the village, including Marian Cotton, a warm and lively woman expecting a baby which she hopes will, unlike her previous infants, survive to adulthood. When Marian's husband and stepson die, Marian is charged with their murder.

Another powerful story from this well-loved author, charting the ties that bind a family together across four generations

Carmel Benbow's first love has always been her garden, and since her husband's death, little else has occupied her. But her children, long-starved of a mother's affections, are suffering. As World War I approaches, Keziah, a lifelong friend, uses her controversial magic to help.

"No Rest for the Wicked" mixes a story with an introduction to a remarkable period in time.

Wendy Robertson's heart-warming new novel is an enchanting tale of friendship, self-discovery, and the joys and hardships of factory life.