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Somewhere, Someday by Josephine Cox, the Sunday Times bestselling author of Lonely Girl and Whistledown Woman, is the heartfelt story of learning to live with your past.
Kelly knew that, although Barney would always love her, his restless soul would never allow him to stay, but she could never have envisaged how his leaving would alter her life. Alone once more, Kelly finds herself remembering the past: in particular, what happened in the autumn of 1877 and how it destroyed her family. Filled with regrets and wishes that life may have been different, Kelly begins to see that she must confront her past – and only then will she finally be free.
Kelly knew that, although Barney would always love her, his restless soul would never allow him to stay, but she could never have envisaged how his leaving would alter her life. Alone once more, Kelly finds herself remembering the past: in particular, what happened in the autumn of 1877 and how it destroyed her family. Filled with regrets and wishes that life may have been different, Kelly begins to see that she must confront her past – and only then will she finally be free.
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Reviews
The fact that Josephine Cox brings so much freshness to the plot, and the characters, is an indication of her skills as a storyteller
'Impossible to resist' Woman's Realm
'The fact that Josephine Cox brings so much freshness to the plot, and the characters, is an indication of her skills as a storyteller. Her fans will love this coming-of-age novel. So will many of the devotees of Catherine Cookson, desperate for a replacement' Birmingham Post
'Driven and passionate, she stirs a pot brewed with incest, wife beating...and murder' The Sunday Times
'Hailed quite rightly as a gifted writer in the tradition of Catherine Cookson' Manchester Evening News