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Two little girls, Daisy and June, have recently lost their mum. Set in London in the 1930s, "Always There" captures the misery of separation when, after spending some time in an orphanage June is adopted and years pass before they are finally reunited.

(, New edition)

The death of her beloved brother Haddon in 1885 changes Rowenna Mellor's life. A saga set in the Lake District and North America.

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Angel of Liverpool is an emotionally compelling and authentic Liverpool saga from actress and screenwriter Elizabeth Morton.

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Angel of Liverpool is an emotionally compelling and authentic Liverpool saga from actress and screenwriter Elizabeth Morton.

Second novel at Allison & Busby continuing the store of the Angel sisters from this hugely popular author

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Beneath a Frosty Moon is a heartwarming saga by Rita Bradshaw, author of the bestselling Snowflakes in the Wind.

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Beneath a Frosty Moon is a heart-warming saga by Rita Bradshaw, author of the bestselling Snowflakes in the Wind

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A sweeping saga of friends and lovers, set in Crete during the Second World War.

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It's never too late to start again . . .

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The final part in the historical Windfell saga trilogy by Diane Allen.

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The final part in the historical Windfell saga trilogy by Diane Allen.

A sequel to bestselling The Buffer Girls.

(Hardback)

A heartwarming story set in 1940s Ireland and Liverpool about the hurdles two sisters, Chrissie and Grace, must cross on their journey to finding the happiness they seek.

(, New edition)

Beth Dayton's father offers her a place in their family firm, which she accepts but soon finds herself in the midst of controversy. It looks as if Beth will be forced to make an impossible choice: should she stand by her father and compromise her principles, or should she follow the man she loves

(, New edition)

East End family saga by the author of 'Wild Hops'.

Although World War II means uncertainty and anxiety for some, Eunice is grateful for the opportunities it gives her to escape her overbearing mother and the family's Blackpool boarding house. She volunteers for the Women's Land Army and finds new independence as well as new challenges.

Summer, 1939. The de Lacey family of Nayton Manor believe they are ready for the changes the war will bring. But for all at Nayton, war becomes a time of risk and danger, of secrets and betrayal, and of finding love in the most unexpected places.

It's been a good few years since Molly and Bernie left their native Ireland and settled in Liverpool. Now, they're both being courted by fine young men, and the future looks bright. But 1945 is rapidly approaching and soon war is changing everything - destroying homes and lives, and snatching away long-held dreams!

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Evocative and compelling story of love, loss and the tragedy of war

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

As daughter of blacksmith, in her tiny Irish village, fifteen-year-old Kitty Doyle knows little of the ways of the world. Her widowed father re-marries and she has no choice but to leave family home. Luckily there's work to be found and soon Kitty has a job in a grocer's, where she also catches the eye of the owner.

With the end of World War II, Lizzie Angel and her family hope the hard times have come to an end, but during the harsh winter of 1947, life seems harder than ever. With her father set on emigrating to Australia, Lizzie must choose between her family and her lover, Miles Thomas.

She loved, she lost, but happiness was only a heartbeat away.

Cabbie Chas Tyme is shy, kind-hearted and always ready to see the best in people. His main concern is for his widowed mother, Iris, and, by working hard at Black's Taxis, he does all he can to provide for her. But Iris just wishes he'd concentrate on finding a nice girl who'd appreciate his worth. If only he had the courage to ask someone out.