The Sailor’s Lost Daughters: A heartwarming family saga novel from Emma Hardwick (Victorian Sister Sagas)
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Twins born into misfortune: A tale of survival amid the Victorian shadows.
1880s Manchester
In the shadow of poverty, sisters Grace and Agnes struggle to cope with their father’s sudden death. Soon, the joy of a fleeting romance with a visiting sailor brings innocent Grace more than she bargained for.
With the birth of twins, Grace’s struggles amplify as her health crumbles. Angered by her sister’s folly, a resentful Agnes sees an opportunity for escape, plotting to use the twins and the lovestruck sailor as stepping stones. Alas, her selfish plan is threatened when one twin mysteriously vanishes in a bustling market square.
What becomes of the missing child in this treacherous web of deceit? Can the sailor decipher Agnes’s self-serving lies before it’s too late? Amidst mounting dangers, can Grace shield her children from peril and allow love to return to her life?
Escape into this heartrending Victorian saga of love tested, innocence betrayed, and a mother’s desperate fight against all odds. This engrossing tale of love, grit, and determination is a must-read for fans of evocative historical dramas and poignant, strong women’s saga romance. Don’t miss this tale that will tug at your heartstrings and keep you on the edge of your seat.
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Praise for the author:
“Emma’s ability to evoke raw emotions and weave a compelling narrative of Victorian Britain makes this women’s historical saga an absolute must-read for fans of heartfelt tales of survival and resilience.” – Mary P, US
“Hardwick is a true gem in the world of historical fiction. Her vivid descriptions and richly drawn characters transport me to the heart of Angel Meadow, captivating from the first page.” – Beryl F, UK
“Emma’s beautiful Victorian romance novels capture the essence of the era, making me feel as if I’m living alongside the characters. Utterly gripping. Her depictions of gritty stories about strong women are unmatched.” – Elsie J, UK
“Hardwick’s storytelling prowess makes this a truly unforgettable read. A must-read for fans of women’s historical saga fiction that explores the strength of the human spirit.” – Elizabeth M, UK
“If you love the Victorian romance of Catherine Cookson, Downton, Mimi Matthews, or Eliza Heaton, you’ll love this captivating tale of struggle and resilience. Emma’s skill in crafting narratives that resonate long after the last page is a testament to her talent. Well done, Emma!” – Patricia S, US
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Additional information
Publisher | Drina Publishing (21 Mar. 2020) |
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Language | English |
File size | 3630 KB |
Simultaneous device usage | Unlimited |
Text-to-Speech | Enabled |
Enhanced typesetting | Enabled |
X-Ray | Not Enabled |
Word Wise | Enabled |
Sticky notes | On Kindle Scribe |
Print length | 332 pages |
by walton hall
delivery on time . quality of book good. Thanks for the book.
by Susan Whittaker
I have just finished reading this book and for anyone who enjoys a good read you must read this one. It,s a brilliantly written story that
Is a wonderful story of life and love in Victorian times. Unputdownable to put it in a nutshell!
by Patricia Rosewall
Love it.
by J. Whitaker
The story here is brilliant.I haven’t read many of Emma Hardwick books, but plan to change that, She certainly keeps you entertained.This story was a real page turner. All came out good in the end as most stories do. But so glad I stuck with it. It’s great.I am now going to search for more books by Emma. Joy Whitaker
by Tess
What a gripping read. I’ve been wanting a good book for a while now after reading some pretty bland pointless stories. This is only the second book by this author I’ve read and I am now looking for my third. Please keep books like these coming.
by ann hill
This book is very captivating. From the beginning I felt really drawn into the drama that awaited two young girls on their journey through the young years of their life. Vivid descriptions of sentimental times, and happiness eventually prevailing.
by Lucky
I didnt read to may pages. The story went from one thing to another.
by roweena
Couldn’t put this book down …