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She longs for Caradoc Jones, son of a famous Welsh cattle drover and, in desperation, she accepts a job as chaperon to Caradoc's spoilt sister Georgina, and joins the drovers on the road to Smithfield market in London.

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A compelling saga from Jessica Blair that delves into the deepest of family secrets

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A gripping, gritty novel set during the run-up to the launch of Titanic - published in time for its 100th anniversary year

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In the quaint, seaside town of Silenshore a legacy of secrets is about to be revealed

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Two families - and their secrets . . . A superb Liverpool saga from bestselling author Maureen Lee
'The queen of saga writing' MY WEEKLY

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Set in 1920s Scotland, this powerful and heartwarming saga follows the fate of a shipyard owner's daughter as she is faced with an impossible decision . . . Perfect for fans of Margaret Dickinson, Annie Murray and Ellie Dean

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"Loved these books [-] definitely recommend this series: once you start you will want to read them all" - 5 STARS
"You finish one book and you just have to start the next one."

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Ginnie Travis is working in her father's furniture shop, when the continued bombing raids and her sister Shirley's untimely pregnancy force the two girls to go and stay with their aunt in Shropshire.

Here Ginnie falls in love with an American, Lieutenant Nick Miller, stationed nearby.

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This collection is set against the background of places already familiar to Catherine Cookson's readers - the North-East, the South Coast and London, with a time-scale stretching from the 1920's to the modern day.

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The East End belongs to the O'Donnells. Tough, violent and proud, Gabriel O'Donnell has fought his way up from poor Irish roots to run the gambling, prostitution and protection empire that makes him rich, and that one day his boys, Brendan and Luke, will take over.

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Torn between love and duty...

Letty Bancroft longs to be married but her father has other ideas he wants his daughter to stay at home and help run his East End shop.

Heartbroken, Letty must remain unwed while her sweetheart goes off to fight in France.

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Young Maisie Gibbs is a conscientious young woman, though life is harder since both her parents passed away.
When tragedy strikes the Fairfax household, Maisie is lucky she has Daniel to rely on - a good sign of things to come
A delight for fans of the Adams family - the heartwarming story of Daniel and Chinese Lady.

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The choice was hers - fame and fortune or true love.
Poppy Mazzini, born in Hull over her father's grocery shop, lives up to the promise of her fiery red hair and Italian ancestry.

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Book three in the stunning Neyler family saga.

It is 1931, and once again Europe is heading towards disaster.

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They lived.

In the small Yorkshire town of Cottenly - dominated by the steel works and surrounded by beautiful countryside - Isaac Stanford lives with his wife Emily and their three lovely daughters, known locally as the Stanford lasses.

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A heart-warming WW2 saga set in Stockport for fans of Rosie Archer, Maisie Thomas and Nancy Revell.

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When young British agent John Kirby comes to Russia in 1911 he is there to work and to explore a new and exciting country. He does not expect to fall in love, but an invitation to a ball from the Tsar changes all that and, after an evening of dancing and romance, John and the Tsar's eldest daughter, Olga, are totally captivated by one another.

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When Jamie Blair, twenty-four, unemployed, and back from the trenches, took lodgings at Larcom Street in Walworth, he had no idea he was walking into a trap. The house was owned by Henry Mullins, big, burly, and a hard drinker. Henry made life hell for his four stepchildren who looked half-starved and frequently got bashed.

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A young girl who has lost her father finds herself at the mercy of a mysterious woman who is not quite what she seems.

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John Emmerson was a lonely man. And she was quick to sense the needs of a desolate, unhappy man.

But Cissie was also a young widow: poor, and with a young son to support. And John Emmerson was one of the town's leading solicitors - a man of importance whose every move was watched by the local dignitaries .