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The compelling new Second World War novel from the author of Poppy's War, We'll Meet Again and Spitfire Girl.

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The second novel in the April Grove series, following the lives of working class families during the Second World War.

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After his years in America, Mark returns to New Zealand. There he finds a son he cannot understand and the beginning of a new romance. Meanwhile, back in England, Ted and Tina's children are growing up, doomed to be drawn into the Great War, where Frank will be scarred forever by one terrible day in the trenches.

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Her friends became the circus people, and her home the caravans and travellers' tents.

Meanwhile, in a great house in Yorkshire, old Mrs Winthrop has never given up hope of finding her daughter Madeleine, who eloped with a handsome gypsy and was never seen again.

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The much-loved author of ACROSS THE MERSEY tells of Liverpool under bombardment as never before but the Campion family refuses to give in.

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It is 1946, and with the war at last at an end, members of the Adams family who had been serving with the forces begin to come home.

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She could still scarcely believe her eyes, even if it was a long-overdue honour - after all her husband Rod had done for the town.

There were a lot of Gallachers around Fellburn, and all were equally incredulous.

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A stunning saga set in the city of York, as a poor boy falls for a rich girl a tale of passion, poverty, and ultimately great bravery as they fight to keep together against everyones expectations.

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Over a long and hazy summer - the summer of 1939 - the two young people met, always at lunchtime, and never allowing their friendship to progress too far.

Then, as the clouds of war gathered over Europe, Jonathan got his call-up papers.

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A compelling saga from Jessica Blair that delves into the deepest of family secrets

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Lydia Middleton's future seems bright as she looks forward to marrying her childhood sweetheart, David Drayton. This match between Whitby's foremost ship-owning families is heartily approved until Mr Middleton loses his fortune and later his life, and the Draytons reconsider the whole idea.

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The Loves of Catrin tells the story of Catrin Owen whose life began in the grim world of a Welsh copper town in the nineteenth century. But Catrin's future will be with the man she marries - and she inspires the love of two men - Dylan Morgan from her own background - and John Richards, a well-bred gentleman.

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Ward Gibson knew what was expected of him by the village folk, and especially by the Mason family, whose daughter Daisy he had known all his life.

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The brand new Wartime drama novel from bestselling author Annie Groves, perfect for fans of Christmas on the Mersey and Child of the Mersey

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Spring 1913, and seventeen-year-old Evie Murphy is leaving her native Ireland for the city of Liverpool with her baby daughter Linnet - but leaving Linnet's frail twin, Lucy, behind.

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It was in Yorkshire, that Jake's mother bought the picture of the mountain at Whernside, and when she died it was the one thing he took with him. Jake was drawn to Whernside when they needed men to work on the railway. There he met Beth - and Will. From the author of "The Bright One".

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The triumphant conclusion to this epic historical trilogy about a Scottish familys rise to power during the Holy Crusades

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Gwenllyn Lyons has been raised by her grandmother, in an elegant cottage set in the hills above the Wye Valley. Gwenllyn's only fear is that some day his past may come to haunt them - a different life, where another woman might be waiting for him.

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Perfect for fans of Rosie Goodwin and Cathy Sharp, this is the moving second instalment of The Cordwainers series by bestselling author Iris Gower. - 5 STARS
"Loved these books [-] definitely recommend this series: once you start you will want to read them all" - 5 STARS
"Read it in one sitting..."

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In the British sector was Squadron Leader Michael Harrison, a war hero who had helped to bomb Berlin into fragments. In the Russian sector was Lili Leicht, German, middle-class daughter of a university professor and now living in the ruins of her former home. As the tensions in the smoldering city grew worse, so Michael and Lili fell in love.

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The Pearly Queen was really Aunt Edie. Everyone loved Aunt Edie - but especially the Andrews family.

Jack Andrews was having a tough time. Jack and the children managed as best they could, but things were pretty tough when Aunt Edie turned up. Aunt Edie was warm, generous, kind, and, above all, she was their very own Pearly Queen.