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War asks more of ordinary women than anyone should have to give, and these four sagas show exactly what they are capable of. In Belfast, midwife Kathleen risks her heart just as the bombs begin to fall. Two Sheffield sisters weather scandal and loss as the Great War closes in around them.
Emily and her daughters are nearly engulfed by debt and war before rising to the challenge. And in the Yorkshire Dales, a city girl learns what resilience looks like far from the front line. Four unforgettable stories of courage when it matters most.
Seána Tinley, The Irish Midwife at War - Belfast under fire, a secret from the past, and a love neither of them can quite let go.
Margaret Dickinson, A Mother's Sorrow - cast out, reunited, and tested by war, this is a powerful saga of sisterhood and sacrifice. Two women whose loyalty outlasts every hardship life can throw at them.
Dee Williams, Sunshine After Rain - Three women rebuild their lives after tragedy, only to face the Great War. Loss, resilience and quiet courage, from 1912 to the trenches and back home.
Betty Firth, New Home in the Dales - a city girl, a sceptical village, and one charming vet standing between her and the story of a lifetime. A warm, often funny wartime saga about proving yourself in a world reluctant to let you in.
