A Mothers Struggle

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Can she keep her son safe

Previously published as A Fathers Revenge.
When Pearls ex-husband Kevin was sent to prison, she left her old life in Battersea behind, determined to protect her son from the truth about his father. But when her dear friend Bessie dies, she is forced to return to the one place shed rather forget.

While Pearl makes plans to take over Bessies shop, Kevin is released from jail and begins to swindle his parents for money. Once he gets what he wants, hell soon be after his child.

Pearl will do whatever it takes to keep her boy out of his fathers reach but will it be enough

A gripping and emotional family drama from the Sunday Times bestselling author, perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Katie Flynn.

Readers love A Mothers Struggle:
Brilliant book, couldn't put it down as usual, the characters seem so real. Looking forward to reading the next one. Reader review

I am a bedtime reader and Kitty Neale certainly kept me up until the wee small hours; just keep reading one more chapter. Reader review

Kept me gripped from the first page to the last one. I could not put it down. Brilliant. Reader review

There were loads of twists to this one and I couldn't put it down. Absolutely fantastic read. Reader review

What an amazing book, I can't put in down. The story is brilliant, I'm obsessed with Neales Books. Reader review

Fantastic I read it in a few days, could not put it down. Kept me on the edge if my seat all the way through. Reader review

Kitty Neale never ever lets you down, from the first page to the last. You feel you are right there in the story with them. Great. Reader review

Wonderful Loved every moment of this, hard to put down! A very heartfelt tale and lovely story. Reader review

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Praise for Kitty Neale:

'Heartbreakingly poignant and joltingly realistic. Annie Groves

A moving tale of love, hope and familyfull of drama and heartache. Closer

Author Bio

I was raised in South London, the streets my playground, and this working class area became the inspiration for my novels. My working life was varied, from shop assistant, secretary to The British Tourist Authority and Manager of a busy GP Group Practice. In the Eighties I moved to Surrey with my husband and two children, but in 1998 there was a catalyst in my life when my son, aged 27died. After working for two years with other bereaved parents in a support group, I took up writing and my first novel, A Cuckoo in Candle Lane, was born. My husband and I now live in Spain.