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Praise for Anne Bennett:
‘A powerful, heart-wrenching saga from the much-loved author of “Daughter of Mine” and “Danny Boy”…This [“Mother’s Only Child”] is a page-turning saga of love, loss and family ties’ Woman’s Weekly
‘[Anne Bennett] is blessed with a vivid imagination and a natural aptitude for writing’ Daily Post
‘The beauty of Anne’s books is that they are about normal people and are sewn through with human emotions which affect us all’ Birmingham Post
‘Powerfully written’ The Woman Book Club
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A moving and gritty saga of loss, separation and finally hope, set in wartime Birmingham
Agnes Sullivan is fifteen when her young brother Tom finds her drunk and crying in the lane near their farm. Her dancing teacher has raped her and abandoned her. Aggie is forced to leave home when she discovers she’s pregnant and Tom, barely a teenager himself, decides the teacher must pay for his actions.
Aggie flees to Birmingham, but the safe haven she’s been promised turns out to be too dangerous to stay in. She’s left with few options until someone she would never have spoken to in her former life gives her the help she so desperately needs. But will World War One ruin her precarious hopes of a future?
Anne Bennett’s sagas of Birmingham during the wars have won her many fans, as they are packed full of emotion, determination and authenticity. Regional sagas don’t come any better than this.
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
A very enjoyable book wich tracks the story of a young Irish girls life from Ireland to England through the first world war very sad in parts but could not put it down another great read from Anne Bennett
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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A Daughter's Secret was absolutely mind rendering and have purchased all the books relating to the Sullvan family. I'm now into A Sister's Promise and this one is as good as the others. Can't put this story down. Anne Bennett is a brilliant writer. I applaud her for getting into the nitty-gritty of everyday life in the early 1900's onwards. The Sullivan history is to be read!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This book was gripping from the first word to the last word. I could not put it down once I had started. Some of it is very sad, but lots of it is happy. It portrays the hardships for a young girl into womanhood and over 40 years of her life. I strongly recommend this and am now about to buy others about the Sullivan family. Keep writing such good books Anne Bennett and I will keep buying them.
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fantastic from start to finish
Excellent, I cried so many tears throughtout the book, felt the fear and the emotion and just couldn't put it down, a definite must read.
Published 1 month ago by Sharron
a daughters secret
having just finished reading this book I can't praise it enough, I just could not put it down. it has got to be one of her best
Published on 27 Feb 2009 by A. mrs I. Day
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