Elspeth Moodie, running away from her husband James, arrives in a mining village and meets the rugged Keir Bolderton, the mine's manager

Hearts of Gold

Literature & Fiction

Stirling, Jessica

British & Irish

St Martins Pr

The harsh world of nineteenth-century Glasgow's back streets is evoked in the tale of Kitty Barnes and Craig Nicholson and the threat to their relationship when Craig joins the Scottish underworld

The Good Provider

Explores love and pride amidst the poverty and dour respectablility of turn-of-the-century Glasgow in the story of Kirsty and Craig Nicholson, whose never-legalized marriage is strained as the two drift apart

The Asking Price

An unexpected sum of money forces Kristy, a turn-of-the-century Scottish mother and unhappy wife, to weigh her moral obligations against the opportunity for a better life

Wise Child

Kirsty and Craig Nicholson find their happy marriage threatened when their son is stricken with polio

The Welcome Light

A Dickensian novel of life in eighteenth-century Scotland chronicles the ordeal of a young mother on trial for murdering her her own son. By the author of The Asking Price.

Lantern for the Dark

The second part of the "Beckman Trilogy", which is the saga of Holly Beckman, who rises from the slums of Lambeth during World War I to become a successful antique and fine arts dealer, and finally realizes where her real priorities lie when her son Chris is shot down in the Battle of Britain.

A Blue Evening Gone

Portraying one family's hardships during the 1930s Depression in Glasgow, the story of the Burnsides tells of young Alison's difficult choice between love and marriage and a medical career. By the author of Lantern for the Dark.

The Penny Wedding, A Novel of Glasgow in the 1920's

st.martins press

Medical school-bound Babs Logie, independent Alison Burnside, and the Burnside family experience love, infidelity, and difficult decisions, in Glasgow, Scotland, during the 1930s

The Marrying Kind

Newly married to fiery preacher Robert Montague, Cassie soon discovers that she is partnered with an evil and dangerous man and can only depend on her servant, Nancy Winfield, and Alan Hunter, the manager of the local ironworks, to save her life.

The Workhouse Girl

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