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A Mother's Secret by Kitty Neale

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Kitty Neale is the undisputed queen of gritty Battersea-based family saga

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A Mother's Secret by Kitty Neale

The heartwrenching new novel from bestselling author Kitty Neale Can she put right the secrets of the past? London, 1939. Winnie Berry has been the landlady of the Battersea Tavern for nearly twenty-five years, and the pub is like home to her - a place of tears and laughter, full of customers that feel like family. A place where she's learned to avoid the quick fists of her husband, and where she's raised her beloved son, David. He's inherited his father's lazy streak and can't seem to hold down a job, but when war is declared Winnie is determined to keep her son safe. She's still haunted by the choice she made years ago as a desperate young woman, and she won't make the same mistake of letting her family be taken from her... But when a young woman crosses her path, the secrets of Winnie's past threaten to turn her world upside down. There's nothing stronger than a mother's love - but can it ever have a second chance? The first book in The Battersea Tavern series
Kitty Neale was brought up in Battersea, a child born during WW2. She has been writing gritty sagas for many years, drawing on her experiences of growing up in London. Kitty left the UK for Spain nearly twenty years ago and now enjoys relaxing in the sun when she's not writing.
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ISBN 13 9781409197348
ISBN 10 1409197344
Title A Mother's Secret
Author Kitty Neale
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Binding type Paperback
Publisher Orion Publishing Co
Year published 2021-09-16
Number of pages 400
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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