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From the Sunday Times bestselling author of A Maiden's Voyage; perfect for fans of Dilly Court, Katie Flynn and Catherine Cookson.

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Heartache and hardship in Londons East End, from the bestselling author of The Orphans of Halfpenny Street

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All the Button Street children deserve a good home

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In the specialised world of women's popular fiction, Cookson has created her own territory.' - Helen Dunmore, The Times

Just two years after the death of their mother, Hector Stewart tells his children he plans to remarry and has chosen a distant relative from Ireland to be his bride.

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When the Second World War erupts, a remarkable woman finds happiness where she least expects it

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An irresistible story of a woman whose quest to regain her happiness takes her through the darkness of grief and despair from No.1 bestselling writer Josephine Cox.

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As the Great War looms, two sisters' lives are about to change forever in this moving saga from bestselling author Lyn Andrews

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A gripping and emotional cross-cultural love story for readers of Kitty Neale and Dilly Court. By the author of The Gypsy Bride and The Gypsy's Daughter.

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A warm and spirited story of two East End friends and their struggle to find happiness in the midst of World War II

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When Charlie Higgins is unfairly dimissed from his job in a Leicester shoe factory, his family become crippled by poverty. Refusing to surrender to her husband's misfortunes, Annie manages to keep food on the table and faith in their hearts. Until tragedy strikes again.

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Francesca Frascatti, world-renowned opera diva, has come to America to look for the one thing she is missing - her daughter who she gave away. Hot on the trail is the child's grandfather, a cunning and ruthless nobleman who denied the love between Frascatti and his son.

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Kelly McCallan has had far from an easy life. But the biggest threat to her future happiness will be her own flesh and blood...

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For Madge Gilbride, her Edinburgh tenement home in the shadow of the Castle is the best place in the world. But in the post-war boom she is forced to move to a bungalow on the outskirts of the city, far from the friends and neighbours who shared her life.

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Heartbreaking and compelling, this is the story of a community in its darkest and yet finest hour.

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'Would anyone ever think of her with real love' It's July 1942, and twenty-three year old nightclub singer Kate Watson has made a home for herself in bombed-blitzed London. A motley crew of friends has replaced the family she's not spoken to in years. That is until the evening Kate's sister Sarah walks back into her life.

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A compelling novel about a young womans determination to make something of herself in a post-Second World War world full of struggle and austerity.

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'A wonderful book; rich, evocative, original. I loved it' Joanne Harris

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Meet Maud, the formidable Irish-American suffragette; sulky Patricia, whose unhappy childhood leads her to a dangerous love affair; vivacious, flame-haired Colleen; Mary, who struggles to bring up children beside her wayward husband - and Arfer, whose quick mind lifts him out from the world of poverty in London's East End.

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The thrilling story of a man who must battle against the odds to reunite the family he has split asunder from No.1 bestselling author Josephine Cox

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Heartrending and breathtaking, Bad Boy Jack from Sunday Times bestselling writer Josephine Cox is perfect for fans of Lesley Pearse and Rosie Goodwin.

'Cox's talent as a storyteller never lets you escape' Daily Mail

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"First Gallery Books trade paperback edition March 2022"--Copyright page.

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Believing in Tomorrow is a heartwarming saga by Rita Bradshaw, author of the bestselling One Snowy Night.

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A compelling saga filled with romance, drama and tragedy, ideal for lovers of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin.