The third novel in the brand new Backshaw Moss series by beloved million-copy bestselling author Anna JacobsLancashire, 1936. With her son Gabriel finally married, and her youngest following his dreams of becoming a doctor, Gwynneth Harte finds herself with an empty nest - until a fire forces her to move in with Gabriel and his wife Maisie at their home on Daisy Street. Arthur Chapman has been at a low ebb ever since the death of his wife. Turning to drink in his grief, he lost both his job and contact with his grandchild, Beatie - but now the inheritance of a house from a distant relative is the fresh start he needs. When Beatie runs away from her cruel grandmother and takes refuge with Gwynneth, she and Arthur are thrown together - and find themselves growing closer. But trouble is brewing in the valley, from the ambitions of the bullying local landlord to rumours of a Fascist spy. Can the residents of Backshaw Moss band together to keep each other safe, and will there be wedding bells on Daisy Street?Readers love Anna Jacobs'' heartwarming sagas! ''Amazing'' - 5 STARS''Thank you, Anna, for the pleasure you give in all your books'' - 5 STARS''Another brilliant, hard-to-put-down book'' - 5 STARS''Can''t wait for the next instalment'' - 5 STARS''A real page turner, I can''t wait to read the next one'' - 5 STARS''Another triumph for Anna Jacobs'' - 5 STARS''BRILLIANT READ'' - 5 STARS
