No One's Girl

Name: No One's Girl
ISBN: 9780755382620

Rosie Goodwin

1975·302 pages

Literary Fiction

contemporary romance generational saga romantic

“[A] moving, at times tearjerker of a novel... A beautifully woven tale of tangled lives... An author able to balance emotions, especially love, with skill and wise involvement”
— Coventry Evening Telegraph

When two floundering young girls find strength and friendship in one another, the path to happiness finally seems tangible... Perfect for fans of Nadine Dorries and Lindsey Hutchinson. Jane Reynolds' father dominates her life. Though she seems a devoted daughter, his cruelty has left her afraid to love. After his sudden death she becomes a virtual recluse, leaving her small farm only to sell the fruit and vegetables she grows. But everything changes on a dark, cold night when she finds a young runaway hiding near her cottage. Alice, too, is unloved and in pain, and as the pair become friends, Jane begins to wonder whether she could offer the girl the loving home she's never had. But dark secrets in both their pasts threaten everything Jane hopes for...

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No One's Girl

Rosie Goodwin

Year

1975

Pages

302

Literary Fiction

Praise

“[A] moving, at times tearjerker of a novel... A beautifully woven tale of tangled lives... An author able to balance emotions, especially love, with skill and wise involvement”
— Coventry Evening Telegraph