A Daughter's Promise
A gritty saga from the bestselling author of The Workhouse Waif
by Lynette Rees
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Pub Date Jul 09 2020 | Archive Date Apr 01 2020
Quercus Books | Quercus
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Description
A heartwarming saga, from the ebook bestselling author of The Workhouse Waif.
Eighteen-year-old seamstress Kathryn Flynn lives in Whitechapel, London, struggling to support her widowed mother and younger siblings. But when her work starts drying up and her mother falls ill, she is forced to consider desperate measures . . .
Then she meets 'Squire', an older city gentleman, who falls instantly in love with her and offers to take her under his wing. 'Squire' could give Kathryn the life she's always wanted . . . but is there something darker lurking beneath his kindness?
What readers are saying about Lynette Rees:
'The best read I have had in a long time' Amazon reviewer *****
'Another brilliant read from this amazing author' Amazon reviewer *****
'Absolutely enthralled ... Would highly recommend for anyone that enjoys a good drama' Amazon reviewer *****
'A beautiful story that I couldn't put down' Amazon reviewer *****
Advance Praise
What readers are saying about Lynette Rees:
'The best read I have had in a long time' Amazon reviewer *****
'Another brilliant read from this amazing author' Amazon reviewer *****
'Absolutely enthralled ... Would highly recommend for anyone that enjoys a good drama' Amazon reviewer *****
'A beautiful story that I couldn't put down' Amazon reviewer *****
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9781529403879 |
| PRICE | £8.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 368 |
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