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The Girl From Barefoot House

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For Josie Flynn, life with her beautiful, wayward mother in the heart of Liverpool was all she ever wanted - until Hitler's bombs ripped her childhood apart.

But the War was just the start of a journey, a journey that began in heartbreak when Josie was sent to live with her miserable Aunt Ivy and over-friendly Uncle Vince; took her to Barefoot House as the paid companion of an elderly, cantankerous woman who eventually became her friend; and seemed to promise lifelong happiness in New York with the handsome, charismatic Jack Coltrane.

But once again, life is not turning out the way Josie imagines and she finds herself back in Liverpool, alone.

As she renews old loves and former friendships, and reflects on her time at Barefoot House, she embarks upon a career which is as unlikely as it is successful.

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0752837141 / 9780752837147
Paperback / softback
823.914
02/04/2009
United Kingdom
English
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503p.
18 cm
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Reprint. Originally published: 2000.
Reissued in the new cover design alongside LIME STREET BLUES - new in paperback All the backlist are being reissued in this new look in 2003 Maureen Lee's terrific new hardback, QUEEN OF THE MERSEY, is being published simultaneously Maureen Lee won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award with DANCING IN THE DARK Sure-fire bestseller with the ever-popular Liverpool setting Her previous novels have sold over 650,000 copies in paperback and all reprint regularly The critics on Maureen Lee: 'Should keep you reading till the sun goes down. Packed with all the right ingredients - love, tragedy and the
Reissued in the new cover design alongside LIME STREET BLUES - new in paperback All the backlist are being reissued in this new look in 2003 Maureen Lee's terrific new hardback, QUEEN OF THE MERSEY, is being published simultaneously Maureen Lee won the Romantic Novel of the Year Award with DANCING IN THE DARK Sure-fire bestseller with the ever-popular Liverpool setting Her previous novels have sold over 650,000 copies in paperback and all reprint regularly The critics on Maureen Lee: 'Should keep you reading till the sun goes down. Packed with all the right ingredients - love, tragedy and the FA Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), FT Sagas