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A tale of sorrow, joy and passion against insurmountable odds. Perfect for fans of Anne Bennett.

Niall may be poor but he is a good man. He does his best for his wife and their five children, in difficult circumstances in their small, cramped house in the back streets of York.

But this loving home is torn apart when his wife dies tragically and Niall finds himself alone. His children run him ragged and, seeking solace, he finds refuge at the Angel pub.

Here he catches sight of Boudicea, the beautiful barmaid. With his wife only gone a few months, he must suppress his feelings of passion, yet he is unable to tear himself away from her warm charm and alluring looks. Can Niall find happiness again or is he doomed to be alone… Praise for Sheelagh Kelly:

'Genuinely perceptive portrayals of human relationships.' Irish Independent

'Sheelagh Kelly surely can write.' Sunderland Echo Sheelagh Kelly was born in York. She left school at fifteen and went to work as a book-keeper. She has written for pleasure since she was a small child. Later she developed a keen interest in genealogy and history, which led her to trace her ancestors' story, and inspired her to write her first book. She has since produced many bestselling novels.