Saga Fiction eBooks

The Snow Angel is a deliciously dark family saga from Lulu Taylor, the bestselling author of The Winter Folly.

The River Folk is a spellbinding story of Lincolnshire life in the inter-war years, by the author of The Fisher Lass, Margaret Dickinson.

Margaret Dickinson's The Fisher Lass brilliantly evokes the dramas of those who are born to the fishing way of life.

The Tulip Girl is Margaret Dickinson's captivating Lincolnshire saga about the endurance of true love in the face of adversity.

Unlocking the past is the key to the future .

'The multi award-winning Charlotte Mendelson is famous for whipping up the hottest, messiest family dramas a writer of literary fiction can .

In 1984 two young mothers meet at a toddler group in Birmingham.

Featuring some of the characters from Sons and Daughters, Jenny's War is an epic story of loss and heartbreak from Margaret Dickinson.

From the lauded, bestselling author of The Cazalet Chronicles, After Julius is Elizabeth Jane Howard's funny yet touching story of a family brought together yet falling apart.

An unmissable and much-loved favourite, Birmingham Blitz by Annie Murray is the tale of everyday courage and determination in wartime Britain.

Set in the epic years before and after the First World War, Chaff Upon The Wind is a moving novel of Lincolnshire life from Margaret Dickinson.

Winner of the Geoffrey Faber Memorial PrizeWinner of the Sunday Independent Best Newcomer AwardBord Gais Energy Irish Book of the YearSolace by Belinda McKeon is a dazzling story of love, family and divided loyalties.

It is 1946 in Birmingham: the Second World War is over and three young women face a new kind of life.

As the pressures of rationing, bombing raids and sleepless nights grow, two sisters must decide what they really want from life - and if they're brave enough to fight for it.

Forgive and Forget is a heart-wrenching historical tale, from the much-loved Margaret Dickinson.

To the student nurses at The Nightingale hospital, the ward sisters are heartless and frightening, with impossibly high standards.

Three very different girls sign up as student nurses in 1936, while England is still mourning the death of George V.

Perfect for fans of Kitty Neale, Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin, this is the powerful sequel to Madeleine written by multi-million copy seller Elvi Rhodes.

A young girl struggles to realise her dreams when her life is derailed - from the Sunday Times bestselling author Val Wood.

A must read for fans of Katie Flynn, Fiona Valpy and Kristin Hannah - this is an enthralling and gripping romantic adventure from the multi-million copy seller Mary Jane Staples.

THE SECOND CLIFFEHAVEN NOVEL BY SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR ELLIE DEANIt is 1940 and Staff Nurse Polly Brown has been granted a posting at Cliffehaven Memorial Hospital on the south coast to be near her badly injured husband, Adam.

THE FIRST CLIFFEHAVEN NOVEL BY SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR ELLIE DEANWhen sixteen-year-old Sally is evacuated to the English south coast, she is terrified by what lies ahead of her.

Jenny Behnisch, die Leiterin der gleichnamigen Klinik, kann einfach nicht mehr.

The house in Caulfield Place, off Browning Street in Walworth, was haunted, or at least that's what the street kids said.

The war is only into its second year, but already it has claimed one victim from the Adams family.

The 1950s are in full swing, and the Adams family is blessed with many new additions.

Austria, 1938.

It is 1953 - Coronation year - and like all of Cockney London the members of the Adams family are looking forward to the celebrations.

Boots Adams celebrates his 60th birthday in style with an old-fashioned Cockney knees-up, even if Gemma, James and the rest of the younger people insist that the music has to be rock and roll.

South London in the 1930s .

Perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin, this is the emotional third instalment in The Cordwainers series by bestselling author Iris Gower.

Fans of Rosamunde Pilcher, Maeve Binchy and Erica James will love this collection of stories to suit the reader's every mood - tender, funny, romantic, ironic, bitter-sweet, nostalgic - multi-million copy seller Elvi Rhodes has captured them all.

A heartrending but uplifting story unfolds in the Yorkshire Dales when a promising new life instead demands the utmost of Cara Dunning.

Perfect for fans of Donna Douglas, Rosie Clarke and Katie Flynn, a heart-warming saga set during World War II from bestselling author Margaret Mayhew.

This captivating and moving story of dark secrets, violence and scandal by the Sunday Times bestselling author Ruth Hamilton is perfect for fans of Catherine Cookson and Dilly Court.

As the 1950s progress, several unexpected happenings ruffle the usually calm atmosphere of Adams family life.

Young Maisie Gibbs is a conscientious young woman, though life is harder since both her parents passed away.

Times move on for the Adams family in south London, and as business prospers, there are new worries to deal with.

Excitement is running high in the Adams family.

It's 1959, and Boots Adams and his wife Polly are at their favourite Camberwell pub when they witness with horror a sudden and vicious attack on the barman, Joe, by a knife-wielding thug.

The seemingly endless war was at last coming to a conclusion.

From autumn 1941 to the first months of 1942, the war continued to affect the lives of the Adams and Somers families.

It was June 1916 when Sergeant Boots Adams of the Royal West Kents, together with his men, was billeted on the Descartes farm in Northern France.

It is summer, 1941, and the country is still at war.

Once they had been called Orrice and Effel, two bedraggled, scruffy waifs who lived rough off the streets of Walworth.

It is 1944, and the Adams family, along with the rest of the people of the United Kingdom, are beginning to weary of the seemingly never-ending war against Hitler's Germany.

It is 1946, and with the war at last at an end, members of the Adams family who had been serving with the forces begin to come home.

There was a double wedding planned in Walworth.

By the year 1949, life in Walworth has almost returned to normal.

There was a new family in Browning Street, Walworth - the Harrisons.