(Hardback)

When Jane Roberts' husband, Bert, deserts her and their three children, the future looks bleak. With a helping hand and some fresh opportunities she manages to turn things around, but is Bert truly out of the picture

(Paperback)

Love, friendship, tragedy and courage under Birmingham's war-torn skies from the Sunday Times top ten bestselling author.

(Hardback)

Love, friendship, tragedy and courage under Birmingham's war-torn skies from the Sunday Times top ten bestselling author.

(Paperback, New edition)

London 1899. Gertrude Melrose loves her brother but he is in with a disreputable crowd and losing heavily at the gaming tables. He has already gambled away his inheritance and she cannot allow him to do that with hers. It will mean the loss of their house and almost everything they own. But the Melrose family are soon to receive devastating news...

When Tom Walsh sets sail for America he knows it may be the last time he sees his beloved Ireland. Thirty years later, the rewards of the Gold Rush have made Tom a rich man. Then his daughter persuades him to buy the cursed Hope Diamond.

It's 1942 and Dorothy Taylor dreams of adventure, far from the grey streets of Rotherhithe. Although Dolly is engaged to Tony, a boy from her street off fighting, she can't help but fall for Joe, a dashing GI. But her marriage and America are not all she imagined and she soon regrets her choice.

(Hardback)

Another compelling and heartwarming wartime saga from Benita Brown.

Newcastle 1890. An incident at a school brings together three very different girls and, over the years, they become close friends. But Ruth has to abandon her plans to study, Lucy finds herself destitute and Esther's marriage turns abusive. Can their friendship survive these hardships

A saga from the author of "The Sparrows of Sycamore Road".

Another hard-hitting and poignant page-turner from rising star, saga writer Mary Wood.

(Hardback)

A mesmerizing, poignant tale of love and loss in the heart of rural America

(Paperback, Unabridged edition)

Passion, tide and time the third book in the legendary Poldark saga.

'Keep the Home Fires Burning', from the pen of Anne Baker, is a romance set in Merseyside during and after World War I.

(Paperback)

(Paperback)

A novel set in the Depression and the years leading up to the Second World War, it travels from the north-east of England to Hollywood.

Hannah and her mother Esme are lucky to escape when their home is destroyed during a bombing raid. Forced to move in with Esme's difficult sister-in-law, they make the best of things, and soon Hannah falls for the boy next door, Eric Goodwin.

(Hardback)

Another moving Cockney saga from The Sunday Times bestselling author Dee Williams.

(Hardback)

Generous and epic. Lone Stars takes us through generations of a singular family, whose loves and losses also tell us a story about America itself.

Living in their two-up-two-down in Rotherhithe in 1938, Eileen and Ronald Wells lead a happy and settled existence with their three daughters. But soon the storm clouds of war engulf Europe and their idyllic family life is thrown into chaos.

A gripping family saga set in Liverpool during the Second World War. As lives are lost and hearts are broken, the Rushton children struggle to survive

(, New edition)

A wartime saga set in Birmingham, where a woman struggles to make ends meet when her husband and brothers enlist to fight the Axis powers. A bit of sparkle comes into her life in the form of an American GI, and she makes a decision that will have long-lasting repercussions. From the author of A LITTLE LEARNING.

Love and duty, codes and spies - a tear-jerking wartime saga.

(Hardback)

When widow Simone leaves Australia to do a house swap with a couple in the UK, she meets Ross who's looking for some peace and quiet after an accident. Can they help each other build new lives