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A compelling and moving novel of life in war-torn 1950s Northumberland and London.

In the mid-1950s, Britain looks forward to a prosperous future.

When Sarah leaves home for London, Annie is torn between love for her only child and the need to keep her promise to her community...

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Another best-selling family drama from the author of If You Were the Only Girl and A Strong Hand to Hold.

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At the outbreak of world war II Laura, who was brought up in the manor house of Anstey Parva, where her formidable grandmother, Lady Anstey, rules the roost, decides to join the ATS.

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Excitement is running high in the Adams family. Mr Finch, after a long career in secret government work, is to be knighted. Chinese Lady is overwhelmed by the excitement, her grandson Paul, working for the Young Socialists, is ashamed about it all, and Sammy is waging war against denim jeans.

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THE FIFTEENTH CLIFFEHAVEN NOVEL BY SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR ELLIE DEAN

Cliffehaven, June 1944

As the planes continue to circle over Cliffehaven, Peggy Reillys sister Doris must seek refuge after a V-1 blast destroys her home.

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Be swept away by the latest heart-breaking tale of courage and resilience from the author of The Forget-Me-Not Child, and The Child on the Doorstep.

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A beautiful, heart-warming yet sometimes heart-wrenching book Beautiful I was left with a smile on my face Goodreads reviewer,

Can a second chance heal their broken family

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Pryce is arrested - and Sabrina disappears...

Months later Rhianon chances upon her sister and is shocked to find her pregnant, living in squalid lodgings in the poorest part of Cardiff. When Davyn is born Sabrina will have nothing to do with him, and kind-hearted Rhianon looks after the little boy, patiently awaiting Pryce's release.

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Young Charlotte Mortimer loves her job teaching the poor children in the local school and she is happy with her steadfast fiance Luke. Then, one day, a terrible mining explosion rocks the town and suddenly everything Charlotte thinks she knows is thrown into doubt. The arrival of wealthy businessman Justin Weatherby complicates things further.

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Dick and Lily have been married for fifty years. Then Dick enters a world of imaginary enemies, fantastic opportunities, sexual rivals. For a wife who accepted her partner for better or worse, there is nowhere left to turn except to her daughter. Ruth, who has turned her back on emotional commitment in favour of good sex with good friends.

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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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The people of Lancashire called him Billy London, although that wasn't his real name. But he came from London's East End and settled in the north, a mean, dark, secretive man who was interested only in lining his pockets at the expense of those around him - most especially his wife and daughters.

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Only after returning from his funeral did Fiona Bailey realize how much she would miss Davey. Towards the end of his life she had discovered qualities about him she had previously overlooked. Now Fiona and her husband must look after Davey's son, Sammy, who may not find it easy to settle in.

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Wartime saga focusing on the Adams family. It takes us to Devon in 1941 among the evacuees.

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They discovered the empty cottage in 1940 - when they were still at school, four teenage friends from wildly different backgrounds and with the war casting its shadow over their lives. The cottage became a place of refuge for them - symbolising their loyalty to one another which held in the face of jealousy, passion, tragedy, and betrayal.

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Will she ever be her soldiers sweetheart

Jenny has been in love with the handsome and successful Matthew Ward since she was sixteen. Only she was too shy to make her feelings known.

When Matthew joins the army Jenny is also determined to do her bit for the war effort and becomes a nurse.

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A compelling, heart-warming saga set in Yorkshire.

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It is 1953 - Coronation year - and like all of Cockney London the members of the Adams family are looking forward to the celebrations.

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It is the late 1850s and a tired woman holding a baby walks from Hull to one of the big houses in Anlaby the home of the wealthy Rayners.

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Make sure this HEARTWARMING NEW NOVEL from SUNDAY TIMES Number One Bestselling author KATIE FLYNN is on your Christmas list.

Liverpool, 1939: As winter descends on Tuppenny Corner and rumours of war float across the canals, fifteen-year-old Rosie OLeary must come to terms with her own dramatic upheaval.