This is about the tenth book I have read of Anna Jacobs and I never get fed up of her writing. This book is absolutely brilliant. It is about one of the Kershaw sisters, Mary-Ann. who doesn't yet know she's a Kershaw. She is abused by her Stepfather at 15 and becomes pregnant, she then is sent to a house in the country as were many women years ago. It tells you about her struggles to give up her child, the friends she meets along the way and is altogether a very enjoyable book, that I couldn't put down. Anna Jacobs is a brilliant novalist and I truly enjoy reading her work.
