In this gritty and dramatic new saga, Adele Vincent is left on her own to bring up her son in the village of Lydgate in Lancashire. As the novel opens, in 1936, the future looks bleak, and there are many hurdles ahead, but Adele is nothing if not determined, and she will find a way to make a good life for herself and her boy.

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Set in the Yorkshire Dales, The Miner's Wife is a sweeping family drama following a young woman who falls in love with a man who is not everything he seems . . .

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A keen sense of Manchester in the early twentieth century, from working-class communities to more well-to-do suburbs, subtle characterisation and gripping plot

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An uplifting saga of love and ambition from acclaimed saga author Pamela Evans

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She promised to protect her sister, no matter what the cost...

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Freda is one of the UK's biggest selling saga authors and has a huge following of devoted fans eager to read her new books

Born during World War 1, Amy Shawe gets off to a bad start as her unmarried mother dies in the 1919 flu epidemic and Amy is only spared the workhouse because her uncle grudgingly takes her in. Her cousin torments her as she grows up and when she gets the chance to marry a man she seizes the chance to escape what is becoming a dangerous situation.

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The third book from an exciting new voice in historical sagas

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From the author of the Deserter's Daughter.

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A young woman faces fresh difficulties at the close of the First World War in The Soldier's Woman, a thrilling saga from Alexandra Connor.

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It is with mixed feelings that Frances Goodwin leaves Yorkshire to return home to Blackpool to look after her ailing mother. However, some drama enters her life in the form of Adrian Glover, the new local Methodist minister, and then there's her new colleague, Marcus Avery.

As the Blitz ravages London in 1940, Nancy Sparrow decides to leave the job she loves in a West End dress shop and volunteer for war work. She becomes a porter at Paddington station and is immediately thrust into a chaotic environment where air-raids cause havoc to passengers desperate to get home.

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The Spitfire Sisters is the third book in Sunday Times besteller Margaret Dickinson's moving Maitland trilogy.

Set in Salford in the tough years before and during World War II, widowed Joshua Clark has been training his daughter Suzannah to take over his tailoring business, as his own failing sight now hinders his work.

Tessa O'Leary was her brothers' lifeline to survival when her mother died. The privations of war are just another battle to be fought. Elizabeth Harrison has had a comfortable life. But the pressures of her mother are a different hardship, when war comes it offers her a chance for freedom.

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The eleventh novel in the legendary Poldark saga.

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A&B are delighted to welcome Beryl Matthews to their women's fiction list

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With total sales of over 1.8 million (source: BookScan) to her name, Lyn Andrews is one of the UK's favourite saga authors

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A saga from the author of "Carousel of Secrets", "Let the Bells Ring" and "Keep the Home Fires Burning".

The past catches up with Charlotte Booth in the warm-hearted sequel to Diane Allen's The Mistress of Windfell Manor.

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The Winter Rose is a sweeping saga by Rita Bradshaw, author of the bestselling One Snowy Night, and is set at the turn of the twentieth century.

Little Rose McGinley is just seven years old when her family is harshly evicted from their home in Donegal, victims of the Clearances of 1861. It is the first step in what will be a long and eventful journey for Rose, one that will take her from Donegal to Kerry, and back again.

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An exciting and compulsive story of rivalry, hatred, and the strength of love from No.1 bestselling author Josephine Cox