From the author of A Home of Her Own comes a gripping historical saga full of love, loss and hope, perfect for fans of Dilly Court, Anna Jacobs and Ellie Dean.
1909, Northumberland
When Shona Hardy’s husband is lost at sea, she finds herself alone in a village which has always seen her as an outsider.
A world away, Harry Darling has achieved wealth and respectability, but he has never forgotten the poverty and hardship that he grew up in or the girl who saved his life.
When tragedy strikes again and Shona’s father passes away on Harry’s doorstep, Harry finally has a chance to pay Shona back for her kindness. But as their pasts and presents collide, will their lives be altered for ever?
‘Elizabeth writes such strong female characters, who never fail to succeed in the face of adversity’ – Trisha Ashley
‘Elizabeth reminds us that there is always hope in the face of darkness’ – Katie Fforde
1909, Northumberland
When Shona Hardy’s husband is lost at sea, she finds herself alone in a village which has always seen her as an outsider.
A world away, Harry Darling has achieved wealth and respectability, but he has never forgotten the poverty and hardship that he grew up in or the girl who saved his life.
When tragedy strikes again and Shona’s father passes away on Harry’s doorstep, Harry finally has a chance to pay Shona back for her kindness. But as their pasts and presents collide, will their lives be altered for ever?
‘Elizabeth writes such strong female characters, who never fail to succeed in the face of adversity’ – Trisha Ashley
‘Elizabeth reminds us that there is always hope in the face of darkness’ – Katie Fforde
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Elizabeth writes such strong female characters, who never fail to succeed in the face of adversity
Elizabeth reminds us that there is always hope in the face of darkness
Elizabeth Gill writes with a masterful grasp of conflicts and passion
If you love Catherine Cookson then you will love Elizabeth Gill
