Pride of Lancashire
On sale
16th January 2006
Price: £8.99
Australian Romantic Novel of the Year, 2006
Genre
Carrie Preston is used to hard work – oldest of ten, with an incompetent mother and a drunken father, she struggles to find food for her siblings. But nothing could have prepared her for the day fate deals her family the cruellest of hands, rendering them more desperate than ever.
In a harsh world, small acts of kindness can bring great hope -Eli Beckett’s offer of a job at the Dragon pub promises a better future for Carrie, especially as Eli’s uncle has offered his nephew some spare land to build a music room.
With the great cities of England alive to the sound of music halls, the locals of Hedderby are soon looking forward to their own place of celebration and merriment. Yet not everyone in the town shares this excitement, and some will stop at nothing in the pursuit of selfish gain.
In a harsh world, small acts of kindness can bring great hope -Eli Beckett’s offer of a job at the Dragon pub promises a better future for Carrie, especially as Eli’s uncle has offered his nephew some spare land to build a music room.
With the great cities of England alive to the sound of music halls, the locals of Hedderby are soon looking forward to their own place of celebration and merriment. Yet not everyone in the town shares this excitement, and some will stop at nothing in the pursuit of selfish gain.
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Reviews
Praise for Anna Jacobs:
Catherine Cookson fans will cheer
Another cracking read with a vivid insight into family relationships
Sensitive and compelling
Another magical Lancashire saga that will delight fans and newcomers alike
Anna Jacobs' books are deservedly popular. She is one of the best writers of Lancashire sagas around
Displays once more the great Anna Jacobs talent which makes her books unique and exciting