Saga Fiction eBooks

What are memories to us that live and die; Is it joy, pain, regret, hope, pride, hatred.

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Witch World has been destroyed, blasted for three days by a starship that would not communicate with the peopleof the planet below.

The Iliad is one of the oldest surviving works of western literatureand widely considered one of the best.

Many families are comprised of the good and the bad, the cherished and the reprehensible, some change, others never intend to.

This is a book about happy people getting their hearts right.

Davids history provides a convincing argument that, in his case at least, homosexuality is congenitally hereditary.

It is 2014 when Cape Cod journalist Abigail Jenkins is assigned to interview a once-famous actor, John Linton, The Collector.

"e;These words are my only way out of this self-built dungeon.

A rebellious young musician reconnects with the matriarchs in her family as three generations of women strive for real freedom in this brilliant novel of family, sexuality, and feminism from the acclaimed author of The Best Kind of People.

'As always this author writes superb stories, this was no exception.

The third novel in the brand new Backshaw Moss series by beloved million-copy bestselling author Anna JacobsLancashire, 1936.

The first novel in the heartwarming and gripping new Jubilee Lake series, from million-copy bestseller Anna JacobsLancashire, 1895.

'A splendid warm-hearted novel' - Rachel HoreLondon, 1944.

Ismay Deagan has one wish in the world - to leave Ireland and join her brother, Bram, in Australia.

Singapore in the 1860s is exotic and yet terrifying for Isabella Saunders, a penniless Englishwoman, alone and vulnerable after her mother's death.

An absolutely heartbreaking and gripping historical novel based on a true story, for fans of Suzanne Goldring, Bridgerton and The Girl Behind the Gates.

As the Great War rages on, will the truth come out?

'Johanna Bell has hit the jackpot with this striking WW1 story' - Jenny Holmes, author of The Spitfire Girls 1914.

The first three books in Anna Jacobs' beloved Traders SeriesThe Trader's WifeSingapore in the 1860s is exotic and yet terrifying for Isabella Saunders, a penniless Englishwoman, alone and vulnerable after her mother's death.

'Wow, this book was just lovely!

The third book in the Air Raid Girls series - a heart-warming new story of friendship, love and duty in wartime, perfect for fans of Nancy Revell and Donna Douglas.

The first book in the breathtaking Paget Family Saga, a Gothic regency romance from the legendary Joan Aiken.

Two young ladies - very different, but physically identical - meet at a boarding school once attended by Jane Austen.

The Orphanage Girls come back together in The Orphanage Girls Reunited, the second installment of the moving wartime saga set in London's East End.

'She was a literary treasure, and her books will continue to delight for many years to come.

Two intertwining adventures - one of English drama and one of Indian conflict - meet at the Paget family home in the second of Joan Aiken's regency romances, The Weeping Ash.

Will the coming war divide them .

Her mother called her Angel but now she's a fallen woman .

Set in the early 1900s in the Tyne and Wear countryside, Believing in Tomorrow is a powerful, heartfelt saga of determination in the face of hardship.

Lark Rise to Candleford captures a piece of social history in this ever popular fictional account of an English rural upbringing between the wars.

From the top-ten bestselling author of One Snowy Night, Rita Bradshaw, comes The Winter Rose, a sweeping family saga set in the north of England.

Set deep in the Yorkshire Dales, Diane Allen's A Child of the Dales is a sweeping novel of family, deceit, separation and love.

Set between the wild fells of North Yorkshire, Canada and Liverpool, A Precious Daughter by Diane Allen is a sweeping saga novel following a family's struggles in the 19th century.

The Jam Factory Girls Fight Back is a moving historical novel of friendship set in the heart of pre-WWI London from bestselling author, Mary Wood.

The Jam Factory Girls is an uplifting and emotional novel of friendship set in the heart of pre-WWI London from bestselling author, Mary Wood.

From nineteenth-century cigar factories to present-day detention centres.

A Midwinter Promise by Sunday Times top ten bestselling author Lulu Taylor is a dramatic story of loss, grief and the legacy of secrets.

In Finding Ashley, a deeply moving novel from the number one bestseller Danielle Steel, two estranged sisters get the chance to reconnect and right the wrongs of the past.

Family and friendship mean everything under the darkening skies of wartime Britain.

Set in Kent during the turbulence of the Second World War, The Patchwork Girls by Elaine Everest is a moving story about the ties of friends and family.

Tender and heartwarming, Wedding Bells for Woolworths is the fifth instalment in Elaine Everest's much-loved WW2 saga.

From the bestselling author of The Woolworths Girls, Elaine Everest, this is the moving story of one woman's journey through the hardest trials of her life - and how the love of friends and family will pull her through.

Set in rural Nebraska, Willa Cather's My Antonia is both the intricate story of a powerful friendship and a brilliant portrayal of the lives of rural pioneers in the late-nineteenth century.

Black Country Orphan is a moving story of the courage and strength of women, by the Sunday Times bestselling author Annie Murray.

1940 - Small Heath, in the heart of Birmingham, is facing the darkest days of the war.

Comedic and tragic, Judith Paris is the second volume in Hugh Walpole's family saga, The Herries Chronicle.

Crime and romance take over the idyllic Lake District setting in this first volume in Hugh Walpole's, The Herries Chronicle.

Judith Paris returns to the Lake District to settle a family feud in this third volume of Hugh Walpole's, The Herries Chronicle.