A gripping new emotional saga from the author of A Sister’s Dream.
1950: Seventeen-year-old Josephine Cliffe and her younger sister, Eliza, have the perfect lives, wanting for nothing in the huge house they live in with their parents in Sydney, Australia.
But when her father’s mining company falls apart, the family are left with nothing. They have no choice but to return to Durham, England, to live with their harsh, mean-spirited grandmother.
Life in England isn’t what Jo expects, and as bad luck continues to follow the Cliffe family, she’ll need to rely on the local community if her family are to survive. But will Jo be able to find a new beginning in Durham? Or will she find a way to return to Australia for good?
Sales Points
71
1The fourth book in the Hilda House series, which also reads as a standalone.
2Elizabeth Gill has written over 40 historical sagas in her career, writing heartbreaking yet hopeful stories full of compassion
3Emotional saga set in the 1950s with strong female characters, perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin
4A Daughter’s Hope has a strong Australian connection, with the main characters emigrating back to the UK from Sydney
1950: Seventeen-year-old Josephine Cliffe and her younger sister, Eliza, have the perfect lives, wanting for nothing in the huge house they live in with their parents in Sydney, Australia.
But when her father’s mining company falls apart, the family are left with nothing. They have no choice but to return to Durham, England, to live with their harsh, mean-spirited grandmother.
Life in England isn’t what Jo expects, and as bad luck continues to follow the Cliffe family, she’ll need to rely on the local community if her family are to survive. But will Jo be able to find a new beginning in Durham? Or will she find a way to return to Australia for good?
Sales Points
71
1The fourth book in the Hilda House series, which also reads as a standalone.
2Elizabeth Gill has written over 40 historical sagas in her career, writing heartbreaking yet hopeful stories full of compassion
3Emotional saga set in the 1950s with strong female characters, perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Rosie Goodwin
4A Daughter’s Hope has a strong Australian connection, with the main characters emigrating back to the UK from Sydney
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Reviews
Elizabeth reminds us that there is always hope in the face of darkness
Elizabeth writes such strong female characters, who never fail to succeed in the face of adversity
Elizabeth Gill writes with a masterful grasp of conflicts
If you love Catherine Cookson then you will love Elizabeth Gill