A Daughter's Love - Paperback

by Nancy Revell (Author)

The follow-up novel to A Secret in the Family! From Sunday Times bestselling author Nancy Revell.

When Lucy's estranged mother dies unexpectedly, her grief is overwhelming. Years earlier, Lucy was disowned after marrying penniless horse trainer Danny for love--leaving her blue-blooded family's fortune and reputation in ruins. Yet she always hoped that one day, they'd reconcile.

So when her widowed father, Edward, reaches out to ask forgiveness for his part in their falling-out, Lucy is overjoyed. Newly pregnant, she dreams of giving her baby the close-knit family she never had.

But Danny isn't so easily convinced. Edward's sudden change of heart seems too good to be true. And when Lucy's difficult pregnancy takes a tragic turn, their fragile peace is pushed to its breaking point. As secrets resurface and loyalties are tested, the couple must face the hardest question of all--will love be enough to hold them together?

Readers love Nancy Revell: "This was so worth waiting for." "An unforgettable story." "Nancy is a fantastic storyteller." "A great read and a superb writer." "Everything I expected and more." "This book held me from beginning to end." "So looking forward to the next one." "Wow. What an amazing read!" "Just brilliant!"

Praise for Nancy Revell: "Nancy Revell knows how to stir the passions and soothe the heart!" -- Northern Echo "Stirring and heartfelt storytelling." -- Peterborough Evening Telegraph "A well-written story with vivid characters." -- Anna Jacobs "An uplifting read with a very satisfying conclusion." -- Rosie Goodwin

Author Biography

Nancy Revell is the author of twelve titles in the bestselling Shipyard Girls series - which tells the story of a group of women who work together in a Sunderland ship yard during the Second World War. Her latest books, The Widow's Choice, A Secret in the Family and A Daughter's Love feature some of the characters from the world of the Shipyard Girls series in a new County Durham setting. Nancy's books have sold more than half a million copies across all editions.