Maggie Dolly
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Maggie
Four decades. Four generations. One World War. Raised in Stepney, the heart of London's East End, Maggie Riley is the only child of an Irish widower. When she becomes pregnant at the age of fifteen she is delighted, for it means she has captured her beloved Jim Burns. But life is a constant struggle - to bring up her four sons, to cope with a part-time husband, to 'better herself'. And that struggle is set against critical events of the era: the Depression, the Blackshirt marches, the devastation of World War II and its aftermath. Rejoice in Maggie's triumphs and feel the sorrow of her tragedies with this beautiful and moving tale of perseverance against all odds. *************** What readers are saying about MAGGIE 'A brilliant novel' - 5 STARS 'A fascinating story' - 5 STARS 'I loved the whole story' - 5 STARS 'Just wonderful!' - 5 STARS 'An amazing read' - 5 STARS
Those Faraday Girls
A rich and complex story full of warmth, humour and unforgettable women. A deeply moving novel about family, memory, lies and secrets, perfect for fans of Marian Keyes and Jenny Eclair. As a child, Maggie Faraday grew up in a lively, unconventional household in Tasmania, with her young mother, four very different aunts and eccentric grandfather. With her mother often away, all four aunts took turns looking after her – until, just weeks before Maggie's sixth birthday – a shocking event changed everything. Twenty years on, Maggie is living alone in New York City when a surprise visit from her grandfather brings a revelation and a proposition to reunite the family. As the Faradays gather in Ireland, Maggie begins to realise that the women she thought she knew so intimately all have something to hide... If you loved Those Faraday Girls, don't miss Monica McInerney's The Godmothers, out now. ___________ Praise for Monica McInerney: 'Monica McInerney is at the very top of her game . . . If you've yet to read her books, treat yourselves IMMEDIATELY!' Patricia Scanlan, bestselling author of A Time For Friends 'You'll be laughing out loud one minute and crying the next' Cosmopolitan 'Heart-warming . . . A lovely read' Hello! Magazine 'McInerney is a must-read author for women's fiction fans around the world' Huffington Post 'The sort of feel-good read you long to get back to' Hilary Boyd, bestselling author of Thursdays In The Park 'Exploring universal family issues of loss, rivalry, ageing and grief, this is a warm, witty and moving novel' Woman's Day 'McInerney's bewitching multigenerational saga lavishly and lovingly explores the resiliency and fragility of family bonds' Booklist 'A world of family, love, warmth and heartbreaking secrets that will sweep you up . . . Superb' Books of all Kinds 'You'll be laughing in one breath, crying in the next . . . If you haven't discovered McInerney yet, now is the time to do so' Better Reading
Love in chief
In "Love in Chief," R. K. Weekes masterfully weaves a narrative that interrogates the complex interplay of power, love, and identity within the confines of tribal leadership. The prose is characterized by its lyrical quality, capturing the tension and richness of cultural traditions while exploring modern dilemmas faced by its characters. Set against a backdrop of vibrant landscapes and rich customs, Weekes employs a blend of realism and allegory, immersing readers in a world where personal desires clash with communal responsibilities, thereby reflecting broader societal issues inherent in transitional cultures. R. K. Weekes, an accomplished writer known for his insights into indigenous experiences, draws from his own background and observations of tribal dynamics to craft this poignant tale. His deep-seated roots within the community and extensive research into the nuances of tribal hierarchy inform the authentic voices and situations of the characters in the book. Weekes's previous works have similarly illuminated the struggles between tradition and modernity, making him a credible and relatable storyteller in this genre. This compelling exploration of love's challenges within hierarchical structures invites readers to reflect on their own relationships, the nature of authority, and the sacrifices inherent in both love and leadership. "Love in Chief" is an essential read for those interested in contemporary literature that expands the dialogue on cultural identity and emotional complexity.