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Set in the 1930s, this stand-alone sequel to MARY’S CHILD follows the
fortunes of Chrissie Ballantyne and her family, which she is determined
to hold together, despite her husband facing bankruptcy and the rapid
approach of World War II.
fortunes of Chrissie Ballantyne and her family, which she is determined
to hold together, despite her husband facing bankruptcy and the rapid
approach of World War II.
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Reviews
A warm-hearted yet gritty saga
Irene Carr is posing a serious challenge for the crown vacated by Catherine Cookson
A splendid tale of jealousy, revenge and hard-won love
'This novel has the clear ring of authenticity . . . the depth of the setting gives it its richness.'
Irene Carr knows the world she recreates in her tales and it shows in the detail . . . Lovers of North East sagas won't be disappointed