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ebook / ISBN-13: 9780755371907

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ON SALE: 9th December 2010

Genre: Fiction & Related Items / Sagas

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Two sisters grow up fascinated by the wider world thanks to their father’s tales of life at sea. Will they find their own happiness across the ocean or a little closer to home?

In To Love and to Cherish, Lyn Andrews writes an evocative saga of life in 1920s Liverpool, and the events that shape two sisters’ future. Perfect for fans of Anne Baker, Dilly Court and Katie Flynn.


Life in 1920s Liverpool for sisters Gloria and Betty Jenkins is secure and comfortable. As Chief Steward on the SS Amazonia, their father Harry is often away, but Sal is a capable, warm-hearted mother.

Gloria finds romance with the boy next door, until her wealthy, but snobbish and interfering, Aunt Sybil steps in, offering her the opportunity of a lifetime. A trip to New York gives Gloria everything she desires – including a wealthy husband. Meanwhile, Betty chooses a career at sea, which offers challenges, personal danger and romance.

But with the Wall Street Crash of 1929 tragedy strikes. Through the trials that lie ahead, the sisters come to value the bonds of family more than ever. Will they eventually achieve the happiness they desire?

What readers are saying about To Love and to Cherish:

‘I was enthralled from the first chapter, couldn’t put it down, written with feeling… you feel you have been on the journey with them’

‘This was a fantastic book, read within two days, couldn’t put it down – five stars

Reviews

Her mix of Irish and Liverpool backdrops have won this strong saga writer an assured place in the Sunday Times top 10...she's great!
Bookseller
A compelling read
Woman's Own
The Catherine Cookson of Liverpool
Northern Echo
Lyn Andrews tackles her subject with the panache of an indisputably gifted storyteller
Historical Novels Review
A vivid portrayal of life
Best
She has a realism that is almost palpable
Liverpool Echo