MEGAN an utterly gripping historical family saga - Llewellyn, Carole
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1919, Bristol.Megan Williams steps down from the steam train at Bristol's Temple Meads station and into a new world. Unsophisticated but steadfast, she has been forced to leave her little Welsh village behind to support her family when her father becomes too ill.Megan takes a job as a kitchen maid at Redcliffe House. But trouble awaits her . . .Her sly cousin Lizzie is already a parlour maid with the Fothergill family. But there has never been any love lost between the cousins and Lizzie is determined to make things difficult for Megan.A maelstrom of feuds and jealousies ensnares the upstairs…mehr

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1919, Bristol.Megan Williams steps down from the steam train at Bristol's Temple Meads station and into a new world. Unsophisticated but steadfast, she has been forced to leave her little Welsh village behind to support her family when her father becomes too ill.Megan takes a job as a kitchen maid at Redcliffe House. But trouble awaits her . . .Her sly cousin Lizzie is already a parlour maid with the Fothergill family. But there has never been any love lost between the cousins and Lizzie is determined to make things difficult for Megan.A maelstrom of feuds and jealousies ensnares the upstairs residents and downstairs staff. Megan manages to make friends but she soon finds herself caught between the two sons - lustful Harold and kind Robert, who's recently returned shell-shocked from Flanders battlefields.Then Megan is called back home, but she returns carrying a secret of her own that could make her lose everything.Through love and heartache, anguish and betrayal, can Megan finally find a path towards happiness?
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Originally from a small mining village in South Wales, in 1982 Carole, her husband, Barrie and two children, moved to live in Plymouth, Devon. It was here she first worked at Westward Television as hostess to programmes and then The Palace Theatre as a PA. She and her husband later joined the licensed trade and moved the family to Brixham, Devon. They went on to purchase several thriving establishments in and around The English Riviera. In 1992 she joined Brixham Writers' Group - their help and advice proved invaluable. Over the years she has written four historical romance novels all originally published by Robert Hale Ltd. She also writes short stories/articles published in Women's magazines in the UK and abroad. Carole is currently working on her next novel. She and Barrie now live in Paignton, Devon.