Beyond the Sunset: A powerfully evocative Victorian saga of love and hope - Softcover

Críticas

The Blackpool scene at the turn of the century is excellently portrayed (HISTORICAL NOVELS REVIEW)

BEYOND THE SUNSET:
'This flowing novel by a Blackpool-born author interlaces cruelty and great passion in the story of a gipsy's curse from the days of Molly Rimmer's great-grandmother' Nuneaton/Coventy Evening Telegraph
'The Blackpool scene at the turn of the century is excellently portrayed' Historical Novels Review

This flowing novel by a Blackpool-born author interlaces cruelty and great passion in the story of a gipsy's curse from the days of Molly Rimmer's great-grandmother (COVENTRY EVENING TELEGRAPH)

LOOKING AT THE MOON: 'Fine romance' Belfast Telegraph

WISH UPON A STAR: 'This first novel from Margaret Thornton is a great read' Best; 'A rollercoaster of emotions' Newcastle upon Tyne Evening Chronicle; 'A delightful book; full of humour and warmth against an authentic war-time Blackpool when Pablo's sold ice-cream and troops from abroad drilled on the promenade' Lancashire Mag

A STICK OF BLACKPOOL ROCK: 'A brilliant read' Woman's Realm

FORGIVE OUR FOOLISH WAYS: 'A Blackpool saga filled with heartache and happiness' Western Morning News; 'A lovely book to read by the fireside on these dark, long nights' Herald Express (Torquay)

IT'S A LOVELY DAY TOMORROW: 'This is a gentle novel whose lack of noise is a strength' The Sunday Times; 'Warm-hearted, evocative saga of life in Blackpool during World War II' British Book News

HOW HAPPY WE SHALL BE: 'A smashing holiday read' Lancashire Evening Telegraph

'This first novel from Margaret Thornton is a great read' Best magazine 8 September 1998

Reseña del editor

Before Molly Rimmer loses her parents in 1897, her future had seemed full of promise. Through her dream to own a shop in exclusive Jubilee Terrrace in Blackpool, and her budding relationship with charming gentleman, Joss, Molly hoped to raise herself above the poverty she was born into. But now Molly must take responsibility for her siblings and leave her ambitions, and, Joss, behind. She marries Hector Stubbins, leading light of the local Methodist church, searching for love and security. But Hector is not the man he first appears to be. Will Molly ever be able to find the happiness that once seemed to be within her grasp?