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Brighton 1969: Dottie Perks steps off the train and breathes in the sea air, the smell of fish and chips, and the precious childhood memories of a friend and place she'll never forget.

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A heartrending and heartwarming saga of the Birmingham blitz, from the author of DANNY BOY.

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An evocative and heartrending saga set in Liverpool during World War Two, from the bestselling author of As Time Goes By

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Kathy Kelling is coming home to Daisy Street from her first day at the High School, longing to tell her friend, Jane, all about it.

Then War comes and Alec and Kathy meet, but it's blonde and bubbly Jane to whom Alec is attracted...

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The beginning of a wonderful saga telling the story of a Cockney family in peace and war from multi-million copy seller Mary Jane Staples. Will the Adams family - gutsy, tough and cheeky - pull through

Down Lambeth Way is the first in Mary Jane Staples's Adams Family series.

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The wedding of Llinos Savage, the young saviour of the Savage Pottery, and the fascinating Joe Mainwaring, sets the small sea front town of Swansea ablaze with gossip. Joe, born of an unlikely alliance between a native American squaw and a wealthy British businessman, is always perceived by the Swansea elite as a foreigner and an outsider.

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It was June 1916 when Sergeant Boots Adams of the Royal West Kents, together with his men, was billeted on the Descartes farm in Northern France.

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An engrossing wartime mystery of past deceptions, family secrets and long-lasting love...

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A story of love, passion, duty and family, set in the North-east in the early part of the twentieth century.

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Emily was only five years old when she was sent away from her ma and pa and her brother Joe to go and live with old Granny Edwards. Roger's daughter Deborah takes a great fancy to Emily, and when Emily has moved to another household in Hull she finds that her new employer's son Hugo is to marry Deborah.

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The war is over, but Emmas battles continue at home

Emma Reece is slowly adjusting to her husbands return from the war, even though his appalling injuries mean their marriage is in name only.

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A sweeping epic of love, desire and betrayal. The perfect read for fans of THE CROWN.

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A chance encounter with a British journalist leaves Anne with a secret that must be smuggled out of the country, and Anne knows that she must forsake her beloved Vienna and with her children flee to Britain.

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Stunning debut from an enormously talented young writer with an entirely original voice. This masterful novel transports us to Malaysia circa 1980, as the prosperous Rajasekharan family of Big House, Ipoh, slowly peels away its closely guarded secrets.

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Harriet and Fletcher Tuke have worked hard to raise their children well. Daniel, the eldest son, has always accepted that his birth father died soon after he was born, and Fletcher has raised Daniel as his own. But as Daniel comes of age and begins to fall in love with childhood friend Beatrice Hart, he can't help but wonder about his heritage...

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The 1950s are in full swing, and the Adams family is blessed with many new additions. Boots and Sammy are kept up-to-date by the Adams youngsters, some of whom are now working in the family business. Sammy, meanwhile, has trouble with the newly-formed trade union at his factory, and the shadows of the war continue to haunt the family.

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The second volume of saga author Sheelagh Kelly's Yorkshire trilogy.

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Fanny McBride was a cheerful and indomitable Tyneside widow with a large, cheerful family. Being a woman of resource, Fanny took on a job at the local 'Ladies', which was to prove a surprisingly stimulating experience. Then there was her long-standing feud with Mrs Flannagan, the problem of the favourite child's unsuitable marriage, and others.

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A moving family drama of one young womans fight to survive and to find a place to call home

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The war is only into its second year, but already it has claimed one victim from the Adams family. And love is in the air - for young and old alike - as the Adams family refuse to let Hitler get the better of them.

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* The new Cornish masterpiece from the bestselling author of CAST NO SHADOWS and RUDDLEMOOR
* Next in the bestselling Retallick family saga series set between 1910-1918

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Christina Winterton was the same age as Sybil and the two girls were inseparable, but it was Lizzie whom Ralph Winterton, three years older, found irresistible.

Then war came to East Anglia, and so did Manchester-born Fenn Kitzmann now of the American Army Air Force.