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Trying to forget the tragedies of the Great War, Deborah Claremont focuses upon her staff agency. But social unrest and the attentions of two very different men threaten her peace.

In 1920s London, Deborah attempts to overcome the losses of the Great War and retire her Lady Deborah alter ego. But with the General Strike ahead, Deborah meets a union leader and an MP, leading her to choices which force her to reckon with her past. From the author of the prize-winning "Ring Of Clay".

The author of prize-winning "Ring Of Clay" presents a character's search for love and security spanning from the workhouses to the mansions.

Acclaimed saga author Margaret Kaine sets out an Edwardian backdrop for a girl's journey into the mystery of her origins, assisted by the wealthy spinster who initially took her in from the workhouse.

A charming new novel from the prize-winning author of Ring of Clay From a chrysalis to a butterfly But can love emerge so perfectly? From a narrow religious home where makeup and dancing are forbidden, life for Megan Cresswell has always been bleak. In 1950 after the death of her parents, she struggles to exist on her meagre wage as a young paintress in the Potteries. Finally freed from the disapproval of her father, she starts to listen to fr...

KATIE'S KINGFISHER is the first of ten short stories previously published in women's weekly magazines in the UK, including also ones published in Australia, South Africa, Norway and Ireland. An ideal distraction with coffee and cake, or maybe even a glass of wine.

Despite an early life marked by tragedy and hardship, Beth Sherwin dreams of staying on at school and even going to university - a heady ambition for a Potteries girl in 1956. Then a brutal encounter leaves her pregnant at seventeen. Unwilling to break her widowed mother's heart, Beth bears her secret alone and gives up her baby daughter for adoption. It seems her desperate gamble has succeeded. She finishes school, takes on a challenging job ...

Have you ever ignored a sense of unease? Helena Standish knows that a good marriage would enhance her father's social status but she's wise enough not to accept any handsome fool. The wealthy and enigmatic Oliver Faraday is considered an ideal match, so why does Helena have faint misgivings?

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A charming new novel from the prize-winning author of Ring of Clay From a chrysalis to a butterfly But can love emerge so perfectly? From a narrow religious home where makeup and dancing are forbidden, life for Megan Cresswell has always been bleak. In 1950 after the death of her parents, she struggles to exist on her meagre wage as a young paintress in the Potteries. Finally freed from the disapproval of her father, she starts to listen to fr...

An enthralling story of love, tragedy and renewal set in East London and the Potteries as England recovers from World War II. Rebecca Lawson, orphaned and homeless, returns to London to live and work with her aunt and uncle at the Unicorn, their pub in the East End. Then one fateful day, Ian Beresford walks into the bar, and eighteen-year-old Rebecca, longing for security and a home of her own, falls deeply in love. But Ian, so sensitive and c...