Born as a result of an affair between a nurse and an American
soldier in the First World War, Ruby O'Hagan grows up in an
orphanage. She is rescued by rich Emily Dangerfield, who takes her
home to be her companion. But a twist of fate takes Ruby away and
before long she is a single mother, working all the hours of the
day to provide for her little daughters, Greta and Heather. Not
until her family have left home does Ruby have the chance to live
her own life - and finally realize what she wants to do with it.
This is a highly enjoyable romantic saga tracing the life of a
determined and well-loved woman from the end of the First World War
right up to the new millennium. Lee skilfully tells the story of
one woman's survival through poverty and heartache and gives us a
fascinating look at each of the different decades of the 20th
century on the way. (Kirkus UK)
Another wonderful Liverpool saga from bestselling author Maureen
Lee. The product of an affair between a nurse and an injured
American soldier during the Great War, Ruby O'Hagan's early life is
spent in an orphanage. At sixteen she runs away with a farmworker,
and two years later she is alone and homeless with her two
daughters. Her friend, Mrs Hart, leaves her big friendly house for
Ruby to look after, and it is here that her life unfolds. Her
children leave but return when tragedy befalls them. Through all
this, the enigmatic Matthew Flynn drifts in and out of Ruby's life.
She ignores him until it is almost too late.
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