Born and bred in destitution, spirited Poppy Silk is determined to gain an education and leave the poverty and loose morals of Blowers Green behind her.
Robert Crawford thinks she's the most enchanting girl he's ever met. His admiration for her leads him to offer her lessons in reading and writing. But as their classes progress, so too do the feelings they have for one another - and Robert finds he has a difficult choice to make.
Pursued by the violent but darkly handsome navvy, Jericho, Poppy finds herself torn between two men...two ways of life. Can she wait in hope that the man she truly loves will claim her, or will she have no choice but to submit to the one who will lead her only to despair
'It's about time a man wrote romantic fiction - Michael Taylor does it superbly.' Edwina Currie
Read MorePOPPY SILK is a superior saga that happily avoids the usual melodrama, and in Poppy the author has created an appealing heroine who I couldn't help but root for. - The Historical Novels ReviewA lovely Midlands tale which demonstrates Michael Taylor's extraordinary understanding of the female mind. - Coventry Evening Telegraph on POPPY SILKIt's about time a man wrote romantic fiction - Michael Taylor does it superbly. - Edwina CurrieMichael Taylor has returned...to prove that men can write romantic sagas too. - Sunday Mercury on THE LOVE MATCHLove Songs is Michael Taylor's best story yet. - Bolton Evening NewsA gripping story that tests the emotions. - Nuneaton Evening Telegraph (Heart's Desire)
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