A gripping saga of courage and resilience from the bestselling author of The Guardian Angel Violet Daniels is flawed. She's made mistakes in her life, but the deep love she has for her five-year-old twins is beyond dispute.When their feckless and often violent father turns up out of the blue, demanding to see them, she's terrified he might snatch them from her.She flees with them to a place of safety where she meets the handsome and charming Gabriel Stone. He shows her a better way of life, but is he everything he appears to be?Violet decides to stop running and finds the courage to return to London to confront the children's father. There she finds a far greater evil than she ever thought possible.How far will Violet go to protect her children? Set against the background of two very different worlds in Edwardian London's East End this is the second in the Hope Series. Perfect for fans of Catherine Cookson and Dilly Court.

A Girl Called Violet (Hope Series)

Literature & Fiction

Seeley, Mrs Kay

Genre Fiction

Enterprise Books

Struggling to survive on Britain’s waterways Tilly Thompson, a girl from the canal, is caught stealing a pie from the terrace of The Imperial Hotel, Athelstone. Only the intervention of Captain Charles Thackery saves her from prison. Tilly soon finds out the reason for the rescue.With the Captain Tilly sees life away from the poverty and hardship of the waterways, butthe Captain’s favour stirs up jealously and hatred among the hotel staff, especially Freddie, the stable boy, who harbours desires of his own.Freddie's pursuit leads Tilly into far greater danger than she could ever have imagined. Can she escape the prejudice, persecution and hypocrisy of Victorian Society, leave her past behind and find true happiness?This is a story of love and loss, lust and passion, injustice and ultimate redemption.

The Water Gypsy: Large Print Edition

A story of friendship, loyalty, steadfastness and forgiveness from a talented storyteller.\nWild, beautiful and recklessly ambitious Annie knows the secrets men whisper in her ears when the pay for her favours. When she disappears who will care? Who will look for her? 
Two girls, thrown together by circumstance, sell cress on the streets of Victorian London. When they grow up they take very different paths. When Annie disappears, leaving her son behind, Hettie sets out to find her. Her search takes her to London’s darkest and most dangerous places to uncover the corruption and depravity in Victorian society. Secrets are revealed and both their lives put in danger. 
Can Hettie find her friend before it’s too late and will Hettie and Annie find true love along the way? 
Set in the East End of Victorian London, where opium dens and street gangs rule, this powerfully written novel will keep you gripped to the last page.\nPerfect for fans of Catherine Cookson and Dilly Court

The Watercress Girls: Large Print Edition

When Nell Draper leaves the workhouse to care for Robert, the five-year-old son and heir of Lord Eversham, a wealthy landowner, she has no idea of the heartache that lies ahead of her. She soon discovers that Robert can't speak or communicate with her, his family or the staff that work for his father. Robert's mother died in childbirth. Lord Eversham, a powerful man, remarries but the new Lady Eversham is not happy about Robert's existence. When she gives birth to a son Robert's fate is sealed. Can Nell save him from a desolate future, secure his inheritance and ensure he takes his rightful place in society? Betrayal, kidnap, murder, loyalty and love all play their part in this wonderful novel that shows how the Victorians lived - rich and poor. Inspired by her autistic and non-verbal grandson, Kay Seeley writes with passion and inspiration in her third novel set in the Victorian era. A love story

The Guardian Angel: Large Print Edition

In Victorian London's East End, life for Hope Daniels in the public house run by her parents is not as it seems. Pa drinks and gambles, brother John longs for a place of his own, sister Violet dreams of a life on stage and little Alfie is being bullied at school. Silas Quirk, the charismatic owner of a local gentlemen's club and disreputable gambling den her father frequents, has his own plans for Hope. When disaster strikes the family lose everything and the future they planned is snatched away from them. Secrets are revealed that make Hope question all she's ever believed in. Can Hope keep them together when fate is pulling them apart? What will she sacrifice to save her family? A captivating story of tragedy and triumph you won't want to put down. This is the first book in the Hope Series

A Girl Called Hope: Large Print Edition (The Hope Series)

A Girl Called Violet: Large Print Edition (Hope)

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