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Gift of Love

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Dark-haired and slender, Lois Pringle has always known that she's the odd one out in her family. Her mother makes it only too plain that she prefers Lois's two plump, flaxen-haired sisters.

But Lois manages to escape a life of household drudgery by going to work as a secretary for wealthy John Latimer. By this time she has blossomed into a beauty, attracting the attention of several admirers including her elder sister Marie's young man, the well-connected Stephen Hammond. It is a situation that is bound to cause resentment and heartache.

For there are shameful family secrets in Lois's past: secrets that are finally revealed with the most unpredictable and far-reaching consequences.

The Northern Echo loved this book: 'A stirring tale, rich in heartache and warmth with an unquenchable zest for life.'

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Praise for Gift of Love

  • In the tradition of Catherine Cookson - Liverpool PostAn unforgettable story of love and heartache. - Dundee Courier on Lost DreamsAn absorbing and entertaining read. - Bolton Evening News, on For Better, For WorseIf you enjoy Cookson you will love this. - Bradford Telegraph & Argus on Legacy of ShameA stirring tale, rich in heartache and warmth with an unquenchable zest for life. - Northern Echo on Gift of LoveEverything a reader could possibly wish for. It's brilliant. - Bangor Chronicle on For Better, for Worse

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Nora Kay

Nora Kay

Nora Kay was born in Northumberland but she and her family lived for many years in Dundee. She now lives in Aberdeen.

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