Margaret Kaine Bücher
Margaret Kaine schreibt fesselnde Liebesromane, die in den Potteries zwischen den 1950er und 1970er Jahren spielen. Ihr Schreibstil ist zugänglich und ihre Erzählungen befassen sich oft mit komplexen Beziehungen und den Herausforderungen des Lebens. Kaine versteht es meisterhaft, die Atmosphäre der Zeit einzufangen und Charaktere mit viel Liebe zum Detail darzustellen. Ihre Werke werden für ihren starken emotionalen Kern und ihre befriedigenden Auflösungen geschätzt.
Roses For Rebecca
- 480 Seiten
- 17 Lesestunden
An enthralling story of love, tragedy and renewal set in East London and the Potteries as England recovers from World War II by prize-winning author Margaret Kaine.
A Life of Secrets
- 384 Seiten
- 14 Lesestunden
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.
Sent to the workhouse as a child, all Ella Hathaway can remember is a voice whispering, `Dearie, promise you will never forget what you saw. Your Ma was killed deliberate . . . and someone oughter pay for it.' When young, wealthy spinster Letitia Fairchild witnesses Ella being ill-treated, she takes her in as a scullery maid. But as Ella grows up, she is determined to find the truth about her mother's tragic death and appeals to Letitia for help, revealing her only personal possession, a black silk purse. Intrigued, Letitia agrees to begin a quest to solve the mystery of Ella's past. But there are astonishing and dramatic consequences.
Ribbon of Moonlight
- 384 Seiten
- 14 Lesestunden
A story of love and second chances, which ranges from '50s Staffordshire to Paris, and written by a prizewinning romantic writer.
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?
Song For A Butterfly
- 443 Seiten
- 16 Lesestunden
From a chrysalis to a butterfly... When young paintress Megan Cresswell is left penniless in 1950, her choice is stark - struggle to pay the bills or find a husband. Choosing independence over a mother-in-law from hell, she takes an extra job with the wealthy Celia Bevington and discovers a different world to the one in the pottery factory, one of refinement and snobbery. The mystery of her inherited silver hairbrush reveals a shocking and tragic family secret - then Megan faces a heart-wrenching decision. She has found a deep love that could transform her life, but can she find the courage to follow her heart?