(, New edition)

There's a silver lining is an evocative saga, steeped in warmth and nostalgia, in which heartache, happiness, tragedy and triumph lie in store for a close-knit Blackpool community.

(Hardback)

Written by the "Sunday Times" bestselling author.

In the backstreets of Liverpool, best mates Molly and Nellie are up to their usual tricks, sharing a joke with Tony and Ellen and always keeping an eye on their children and grandchildren. But they're never to busy to help out a friend, so when Claire is being pursued by a secret admirer, they put their detective skills to work.

Bryony Travis is the daughter of Dan Travis, a second-hand car dealer who also deals in stolen goods. An avid reader of Tatler magazine, Bryony longs to escape her father's shady associates and meet sophisticated people with good manners.

(Hardback)

A compelling new novel from the bestselling author of A SECRET IN THE FAMILY and A DAUGHTER'S JOURNEY -- 'An outstanding storyteller' Woman's Weekly

October 1943. Nancy Dalton, working at the RAF base at Scampton never intended to complicate wartime life with a romance with Canadian Steve Allard.

The compelling sequel to the top-selling Lincolnshire saga Tangled Threads, this is a captivating story of love, war and courage.

(Paperback)

A thrilling, dramatic and completely engaging tale of love, hope, intrigue and revenge on the island of Rhodes, as two sisters unlock the secrets of their heroic grandmother and the tragic events during the Nazi occupation.

From the author of the Summer House, a gripping tale of the complicated lives of two friends during Great Britain in 1940's wartime.

Yorkshire 1953. From the moment she hears her baby cry, Rachel Watkins knows this little girl won't be easy. As the 1960s draw to a close, Rachel is at her wits' end with the rebellious teenager. Partying till the early hours, Lorna attracts all manner of attention with her pretty face, vivacious p

(, New edition)

Wednesday's child is full of woe...When Rachel Watkins gives birth to her daughter on Ash Wednesday in 1953, she prays the old saying won't be proved true. She's shed enough tears over her troubled marriage to Derek, and she hopes that Lorna will be the sunshine to light up their unhappy home.

Kay Clifton has waited five, long, lonely years for her husband Bob to come home from the war. Despite her excitement at his return, their whirlwind romance prior to his departure makes her feel as though she hardly knows him, so it's not surprising that Kay is apprehensive when she meets him at the station.

1856. Alone after her father's death, Christine Banner finds a job she loves in the New Forest. Her skill at handling the difficult war horses captures the attention of the son of the estate owner. In the face of grief, sadness and disappointment, her intelligence and strength will be tested until she finds the place she can truly call home.

(, New edition)

Liz MacMillan has wanted to be a nurse since her baby brother died of diptheria, but her domineering father won't allow it. On the outbreak of war, nursing becomes a patriotic duty and Liz gets her chance, together with her new friend Helen, whose large, Irish-Catholic family provides a striking contrast to the constraint of MacMillan household.

Brand-new romance/saga novel from Beryl Matthews

Evelyn married Charles just hours before he left for war, unaware that she would never see him again and that she was already carrying his child. When Amelia is born, Charles's parents won't accept that she is their grandchild, but poor as they are, Evelyn and her daughter find happiness.

(Paperback, Media tie-in)

The story of two sisters-in-law, their families and their West Yorkshire community. Ruth and Peggy's lives are in danger of being shattered for ever by distressing family problems.

(Paperback)

Torn between love and duty...

Following a disastrous marriage to a miner, Karen has devoted herself to a nursing career.

(Hardback)

A brand new wartime family saga, perfect for fans of Rosie Goodwin and Val Wood

(, UK Airports ed)

An epic story, interweaving the destinies of two Irish families set against the backdrop of the turbulent twentieth century.

(Paperback, UK Airports ed)

Factory girls fight for their loves, lives and rights in World War I Bermondsey.

(Paperback)

Factory girls fight for their loves, lives and rights in World War I Bermondsey.

(Hardback)

Powerful drama set in the East End of London. A washed-up boxer takes a troubled youngster under his wing attracting the attention of the criminal underworld.

(Paperback)

Powerful drama set in the East End of London. A washed-up boxer takes a troubled youngster under his wing attracting the attention of the criminal underworld.