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Last Witness: The heart-pounding high-stakes sequel to Wrong Number

"The gripping sequel to the best-selling psychological thriller 'Wrong Number'. With her husband dead and his enemies still walking free, Amanda Thorne is driven by one goal—revenge. To restore her husband’s name and bring down ruthless crime boss McAllister, Amanda plunges into Scotland’s criminal underworld. With loyal Shane at her side, she’s prepared to risk it all—her life, her heart, and her freedom—to make her enemies pay. But as she moves deeper into McAllister’s world of seedy nightclubs and shady deals, Amanda can trust no one, and the line between justice and vengeance blurs. Razor-sharp, relentlessly paced, and filled with twists that will leave you breathless, 'Last Witness' is perfect for fans of 'The Last Thing He Told Me' by Laura Dave. Carys Jones writes psychological thrillers filled with shocking twists. Based in the English countryside, she explores what happens when ordinary lives spiral out of control. Perfect for fans of Lisa Jewell, Ruth Ware, and Alice Feeney, her novels keep readers turning pages late into the night. 'Very suspenseful ... I simply had to see how it all ended. Definitely well worth the read!' Dena Martin, NetGalley. 'It really did keep me on my toes ... the perfect example of a book that shows a female character taking charge of her own choices' Book Mood Reviews. 'Packed with chills and thrills, Last Witness is one addictive read you'd be a fool to miss!' Bookish Jottings."

Carys Jones (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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The Forsyth Girls - Society and Scandal - A sweeping historical novel of forbidden love from Evelyn Hood (Unabridged)

"Discover the emotional historical read from the Queen of Scottish Saga, Evelyn Hood. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Val Wood ❤️ Can a woman take control of her own destiny? Saltcoats, Scotland, 1909 After his wife's death, Hamilton Forsyth announces his intention to leave the Ayrshire town of Saltcoats, convinced his duties to his three grown children are complete. The decision shocks the family. Walter is set to inherit the ironmongery and is engaged to a respectable bride; Belle manages the household accounts; and Morna, a lively socialite, expects a proposal of her own. But scandal soon isolates the Forsyths from the community they once cherished. Matters worsen when Walter reveals his affair with Sarah, the family's housemaid-now pregnant-and insists on marrying her. Thrust into her new role, Sarah struggles, while Belle and Morna resent the upheaval. Belle leaves to live with their strict Aunt Beatrice, and Morna takes lodgings elsewhere, reconnecting with a former nursemaid. There she meets the ambitious Samuel Gilmartin. Encouraged by a former classmate, Morna becomes a teacher and is drawn into the suffragette movement-beginning to imagine a different future. Storytelling at its best, Evelyn Hood is the original bestselling Scottish saga writer ???? Previously published in paperback as A Certain Freedom PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark ''Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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An Orphan's Dream - Resilient Women - A heart-wrenching historical saga of ambition and betrayal from Evelyn Hood (Unabridged)

"Discover the emotional historical read from the Queen of Scottish Saga. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Val Wood ❤️ One woman's determination to triumph against the odds Greenock, Scotland, 1916 Orphaned Elspeth Bremner longs to become a teacher, but her foster mother, Flora McDonald, decides that Elspeth must begin work when she turns fourteen. Instead, Elspeth's foster sister Mattie is encouraged to stay on at school, whilst her foster brothers are away fighting. Wishing to improve her future prospects, she attends night school to learn shorthand, typing and book-keeping. When the brothers return home, it's soon clear that the war has changed them forever. Elspeth begins to date Kenneth Monteith, who is studying to become a doctor, and when Kenneth returns to Glasgow, Mattie also travels there to begin her teacher training, following Elspeth's dreams and now her man. Matriarch Flora keeps a tight rein on her grown-up children, forcing them to become even more determined to forge their own paths, even when the consequences are tragic. In defiance of her stepmother, Elspeth begins to build up a business, and when her estranged father returns to Greenock, Elspeth feels pulled between him and her new suitor. But she soon learns that her affections have lain elsewhere all along. Storytelling at its best, Evelyn Hood is the original bestselling Scottish saga writer ???? Previously published in paperback as Pebbles on the Beach PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark 'Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters make these engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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Trouble on the Home Front - Resilient Women - A stirring wartime tale of hope, resilience and scandal from Evelyn Hood (Unabridged)

"A Scottish historical saga of duty and dreams from Sunday Times bestselling author Evelyn Hood! Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Val Wood ❤️ When war has blighted the present. Can they hold on to hope for the future? Paisley, Scotland, 1941 The residents of Glen Street Tenement find their lives increasingly entwined as war reshapes their world. Julia and Frank McCosh juggle work, Home Guard duties and evening band rehearsals, while their daughter Chloe nurses an unreturned crush on neighbour Dennis Megson. Dennis, training as an engineer and serving with the fire brigade, lives with his mother Nan, a night-shift nurse. Ellen Borland works at the Anchor Thread Mill while caring for her injured husband, Donnie. Though rumours swirl of her black-market dealings, neighbours rely on her support. Newlywed Cecelia Goudie, left behind when her husband Fergus joins the army, reluctantly becomes a bus conductress, gradually gaining confidence and independence. Meanwhile, Lena Fulton, pregnant and isolated, feels relief when her domineering husband leaves for war. After a devastating loss, she withdraws, forming a bond with Dennis that sparks gossip. As the war drags on, old secrets surface-and one resident's actions threaten them all. Storytelling at its best, Evelyn Hood is the original bestselling Scottish saga writer ???? Previously published in paperback as Looking After Your Own PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark ''Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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A Daughter's Burden - Discover a Scottish saga of sacrifice, motherhood and difficult choices (Unabridged)

"Will achieving independence mean forgoing happiness? Scotland, 1918 As the war ends, Jenny Gillespie plans a new life in Glasgow, eager to escape her domineering, alcoholic father. But when her brother Maurice is reported missing in action, she must remain in the Clydeside town of Ellerslie, working at a shipyard tracing office to help support her struggling family-including her parents, grandmother, younger sister, and Maurice's unmarried partner and child. Frustrated by her stalled future, Jenny is unsettled by the return of her former beau, Robert Archer, now her supervisor. Though married, his wife is absent, and Jenny resists his influence. Instead, she accepts a proposal from a local widower, hoping for stability rather than love. Marriage proves difficult, as she navigates a cold husband, a rebellious stepson, and concern for her infant daughter's wellbeing. When tragedy strikes, Jenny's world shifts, forcing her to confront difficult choices about her future and the life she wants for her child. Previously published as A Handful of Happiness PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters make these engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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A Mother's Reckoning - Mothers and Daughters - A gripping 1970s drama of a hidden past and a life-changing secret from Evelyn Hood (Unabridged)

"A Scottish historical saga of duty and dreams from Sunday Times bestselling author Evelyn Hood! Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Val Wood ❤️ When everything changes, will her family fall apart or rally together? Paisley, Scotland, 1976 Thirty-five-year-old Rachel Carswell is devastated by her father's death. He was her anchor; her relationship with her prickly mother has always been strained. While clearing his belongings, her Aunt Chrissie reveals a long-hidden secret: Rachel was adopted as a baby during the Second World War. Shocked and betrayed, Rachel cannot understand why the truth was kept from her. Though her mother and husband, Martin, urge her to move on, Rachel is haunted by questions about her birth mother. Only her daughter Fiona supports her search, but when their efforts stall, Rachel tries to refocus on family life. Months later, everything changes when she is contacted by Cara, the twin sister she never knew existed. Warm and open despite her own troubled past, Cara draws Rachel in-but her arrival deepens existing tensions. As Fiona's risky bid for independence strains the family further, Rachel must confront painful truths when she finally comes face to face with her past. Storytelling at its best, Evelyn Hood is the original bestselling Scottish saga writer ???? Previously published in paperback as Knowing Me PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark ''Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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The Mistress and The Daughter - A gripping saga of family secrets and life-changing choices from Evelyn Hood for 2026 (Unabridged)

"THE QUEEN OF SCOTTISH SAGAS A heartfelt historical read about survival and long-buried secrets from Sunday Times bestselling author Evelyn Hood! ## Must-read for fans of Catherine Cookson, Dilly Court, Rosie Goodwin and Donna Douglas Can they forge new futures after the death of a patriarch? Paisley, Scotland, 1929 Isla McAdam is summoned to Paisley by a lawyer following her husband's suicide, only to discovers that she was never truly married to Kenneth McAdam, a shameless man who had been leading a double life. Ainslie, his daughter by his lawful wife, warns Isla to stay away from their family, but Isla has nowhere else to go and moves with her two children into a tiny room of the run-down tenement building Kenneth left her. Kenneth's unscrupulous actions have left very little to support either of his families and when tragedy strikes, Ainslie's mother, Catherine, becomes increasingly unstable, creating havoc for both Isla and Ainslie. Despite being thrown together in unexpected and distressing circumstances, Isla and Ainslie gradually realise that they can offer one another support. But when secrets from Isla's past spill out, her current life becomes intolerable, and both Isla and Ainslie face life-changing choices that lead them in unforeseen directions. Storytelling at its best, Evelyn Hood is the original bestselling Scottish saga writer Previously published as McAdam's Women PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark 'Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right into the story' - Reader Review"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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Mothers, Wives and Daughters - A compelling historical saga of love, ambition and family ties from Evelyn Hood for 2026 (Unabridged)

"Discover the emotional historical read from the Queen of Scottish Saga, Evelyn Hood. Will promises and choices lead to happiness or heartbreak? Scotland, 1900 When working class Christy Craig marries the wild and wealthy Andrew Melville, an unequal union is formed, frowned upon by both families. While Andrew is away at sea, Christy pursues a career producing perfume and cosmetics, causing tension with Andrew who believes she should devote herself to their two small children and himself. When a family tragedy drives Andrew to New Zealand, Christy is left at home juggling family life and revitalising her father's soap-making business. Meanwhile Andrew begins calling on Isobel Armstrong an old childhood flame and old passions and temptations are reignited. When Andrew finally returns home for his mother's funeral seeking reconciliation - some welcome him more than others... Storytelling at its best, Evelyn Hood is the original bestselling Scottish saga writer. A heartfelt historical read about survival and reconciliation from Sunday Times bestselling author Evelyn Hood Previously published as The Promise Box by Louise James PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark ''Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right into the story' - Reader Review"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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Making Sparks Fly at the Highland Repair Shop - A BRAND NEW heartwarming, Highland romance from Kiley Dunbar for 2026 (Unabridged)

"Escape to the Scottish Highlands with this BRAND NEW heartwarming, uplifting read! Perfect for fans of Jenny Colgan, Heidi Swain and the BBC's The Repair Shop Every book in the Highland Repair Shop series can be read as a standalone. The Highland Repair Shop is a place where anything can be fixed... from vintage radios and rusting bikes to hearts and lives. Euan Sparks is back in town, newly self-employed and newly mortified after a disastrous first job threatens his fledgling electrician business. Can he prove that he belongs in Cairn Dhu? Peaches McDowell is a gifted fashion student on the brink of her Master's showcase. She's focused, ambitious and bound tightly within the expectations of her formidable mother. Romance is a distraction she can't afford. But when a crisis throws Peaches and Euan together at the repair shop, a spark is ignited... Meanwhile, repair shop founder's wife Roz McIntyre is also facing a turning point: a marriage in need of attention, an empty nest and the worrying question of what comes next. As Beltane approaches and the town prepares for its wild and wonderful spring celebrations, can Peaches, Euan, Roz - and her husband - find the courage to let sparks fly? A life-affirming and romantic story, set against a spirited small community, crackling bonfires and the magic of a Highland May Day. Praise for Kiley Dunbar: 'Kiley Dunbar writes with such heart and warmth... this is a cosy inspiring treat!' Victoria Walters 'A romantic treat' Heidi Swain ' A perfect cosy read for fans of small-town settings, uplifting themes, and a healthy dose of Highland charm' Reader review 'I loved this book. It has characters you'll care about, a sense of place and atmosphere where you get to know the community. And intriguing heart-string-pulling storylines that keep you reading' Reader review 'Full of romance, friendships, community and family... Joyful' Reader review 'This is such a lovely book. Great characters and a warm community vibe to it plus a romance I rooted for from the start. A story to curl up and get cosy with! Left me with a smile on my face!' Reader review 'Pure escapism... I highly recommend this book to totally get lost in' Reader review 'Enchanting and endearing' Reader review 'A really lovely start to the series, a feel-good and uplifting story I thoroughly enjoyed, and a book I'd very much recommend to others.' Reader review"

Kiley Dunbar (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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A Woman of Conviction - An emotional and uplifting read from Evelyn Hood in 2026 (Unabridged)

"Discover the sweeping, emotional historical read from the Queen of Scottish Saga, Evelyn Hood. Should she choose duty and security or passion and jeopardy? Sandyford, Scotland, 1900 Heartbroken Nurse Rose Gibb sets sail for South Africa during the Boer War after being rejected by the man she loved for the sake of her pretty half-sister. When things don't work out for Rose, entitled Blair Crawford is charged with escorting her home to the Clydeside town of Sandyford where their relationship is eagerly encouraged. However, Rose is intrigued by her mother's lodger, Magnus MacBride, who is in the process of refloating a tired old inherited paddle steamer. Rather than return to nursing, Rose embarks on a furniture restoration business, aided by Magnus but using premises owned by Blair. Rose soon discovers that Magnus's history is tragically linked with Blair's, and the rivalry between the two causes trouble for Rose. Rose must ultimately decide where she belongs in Sandyford society. Is she destined to be the laird's wife or partner to the paddle boat line owner? Can she continue to be a businesswoman in her own right? **A rich historical romance with strong themes of choice, independence, and belonging. Previously published as Penny for a Song by Louise James** PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark ''Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right into the story' - Reader Review Previously Published as Penny for a Song"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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The Sisters' Fortune - A heartfelt, emotional story of sisterhood and overcoming adversity from Evelyn Hood in 2026 (Unabridged)

"THE QUEEN OF SCOTTISH SAGAS A sweeping and compelling story of two sisters' trials over adversity to find happiness from Sunday Times bestselling author Evelyn Hood! Will hasty decisions, made in desperate circumstances lead to their downfall? Greenock, Scotland, 1872 When their father commits suicide rather than facing bankruptcy, sisters Annis and Olivia Kerr are left penniless. Annis marries their older neighbour, merchant Douglas Moncrieff, out of necessity so they both have a roof over their heads once more, albeit not a happy one. When Gideon Brenner, a handsome American shipmaster, arrives with Douglas's new clipper, eighteen-year-old Annis begins to wonder if her decision to marry a staid man thirteen years her senior was a wise one. Olivia meanwhile becomes the focus of Gideon's attentions and rather than submitting to his unwanted courtship, she takes charge of her own destiny by accepting a position as a governess in Melbourne, Australia. But Olivia struggles in her role, leaves her job and she faces destitution once again only to be saved by an unexpected marriage proposal. Both sisters come to rue their marriages made out of desperation, especially when a series of tragedies strike. Can one sister become a little more assertive and the other a little humbler in order to improve their fortunes? Previously published as A Pride of Sisters PRAISE FOR EVELYN HOOD 'Compelling from the start, heartfelt and beautifully written.' - Rosie Clarke 'If you like Catherine Cookson, you'll love Evelyn Hood's books.' - Lizzie Lane 'Evelyn Hood's characters step off the page and into your heart.' - Sheila Riley 'This is addictive and heartfelt storytelling, with colourful characters you'll never want to say goodbye to.' - Jane Lark ''Loved the strong, relatable characters. A lively, refreshing read.' - Kate Eastham 'Wonderfully descriptive, with memorable characters and a true sense of place.' - Tracy Baines 'Faultless historical detail and emotionally complex characters makethese engrossing and intelligent Evelyn Hood's sagas deeply satisfying' - Maisie Thomas 'Evocative, beautifully rich, brilliantly detailed and meticulously researched - this story transported me and kept me up way past my bedtime - a triumph of a story. I very highly recommend Evelyn Hood' - Renita D'Silva 'Scotland's Catherine Cookson' - Scots Magazine 'Hood is immaculate in her historical detail' - Scottish Herald 'Quite simply, I couldn't put it down. A rich and rewarding read' - Emma Blair 'Evelyn Hood has been called Scotland's Catherine Cookson. Unfair. She has her own distinctive voice' - Scots Magazine 'Touching, romantic and unforgettable' - Reader Review 'Love all her books' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood produces the best of stories' - Reader Review 'I cannot put her books down' - Reader Review 'Love everything Evelyn Hood writes' - Reader Review 'Evelyn Hood is a fantastic writer, bringing the past to life and drawing you right into the story' - Reader Review"

Evelyn Hood (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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The Cursed Road

"'Atmospheric, unsettling and compelling’ Chris Hammer 'Eerie and gripping' Daily Mail ‘A brilliant thriller’ Stylist From the winner of the 2026 CWA Debut Dagger Award In the remote Scottish Highlands, a young woman is found dead on a road the locals call cursed. DI Georgina Lennox doesn’t believe in curses, but she does believe in bad luck – the same kind that’s been stalking her for the last two years. And now she’s facing old family feuds, cold cases, and angry ghosts in pursuit of a killer who is hunting young women … like herself. Is this where her luck finally runs out? Perfect for fans of Jane Harper, Neil Lancaster and Ann Cleeves, this is a twisty, gripping and atmospheric Scottish crime mystery set in the highlands that you don't want to miss! *Praise for THE CURSED ROAD* ‘Vivid, haunting, twisty and gut-wrenching’ Pip Drysdale ‘Tense, chilling and sometimes dark’ Fiona Hardy ‘Brilliant … Crime fiction at its best!’ Tanya Scott ‘If you start reading this, it’s likely you won’t put it down’ Nina Bhadreshwar 'I absolutely loved it! … Laura perfectly captured the damp, dank feeling of Scotland at certain times of the year' Marie Tierney 'A gripping mystery with enough twists and turns to keep the most avid reader guessing … Thoroughly recommended' Morag Pringle 'An engaging and expertly written thriller’ Herald"

Laura McCluskey (Author), Kirsty Cox (Narrator)

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