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| The Askham Chronicles | Grafton | ||
| Strong historical saga tracing the fortunes of three families from
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| Never Such Innocence | 1985 | ||
| Yesterday's Promises | 1986 | ||
| Bright Morning | 1986 | ||
| A Place in the Sun | 1987 | ||
| Many editions. Latest Grafton (paperback) | 1999 | ||
| A Family Affair | 1999 | Severn House | |
| (First published as The Pair Bond, 1984 ). Even though Sam Hahn has a new wife he and his former wife are bound together by their past: their three children and the affection of many years of happy marriage. Family tensions ensue. Also Audio. | |||
| A Woman's Place (as Katherine Yorke) | 1983 | Macdonald | |
| A woman's place is in the home, or is it? In the 1950's not many people thought to ask the question. | |||
| Affairs of Love | 1983 | Granada | |
| About two sisters, one a doctor, the other an actress, and their attempts to establish themselves in difficult and controversial professions at the end of the nineteenth century | |||
| Where the Rivers meet | 1982 | Granada | |
| Family saga set on Scottish borders, and centering on the Cashmere industry. Strong woman Margaret Dunbar takes over the family firm. Latest edition Grafton (paperback) 1997 | |||
| The Daughters of the House | 1981 | Granada | |
| Saga starting in 1851 with the Great Exhibition and closing in 1855 at the end of the Crimeon War. The novel traces the fortunes of a noble English family, the Vestreys. It is a story of love and change, of a family whose conflicts in peace and war mirror the conflicts of Victorian society and England itself. Latest edition HarperCollins 1993 and Grafton (paperback) 1997 | |||
| The Perfect Wife and Mother | 1980 | Granada | |
| A loving husband, three lively intelligent children . . . Ruth Harrow looks after them all with love and pride. She is the perfect wife and mother until a stranger moves in next door and awakes in her a smouldering passion which threatens her home, her family, her life . . . Also Audio | |||
| A Woman Like Us | 1979 | Granada | |
| Four women alone for different reasons all facing the challenge of social and sexual independence in an age of maximum stress - and limitless liberty . . .Also Audio | |||
| 'Nicola Thorne displays with skill - and enjoyment for her readers - one corner of the world called "people" ' (London Evening News) | |||
| The Enchantress Saga | 1979 | ||
| Originally consisted of three titles. Finally published in one volume. Set in the Lake District about the beautiful Annalee, a gypsy with magical powers, and Bonnie Prince Charlie. Latest edition Inner Cicle (Piatkus) 1986 | |||
| Return to Wuthering Heights | 1978 | Many Editions. | |
| A sequel to the great classic. Latest ed Severn House, 1996 | |||
| Rose, Rose Where Are You? (as Rosemary Ellerbeck) | 1977 | Many Editions | |
| The awesome Burgundian curse uttered by Joan of Arc echoes down the ages to strike a French noble family and a beautiful British historian in thrall to the Saint's legend. | |||
| 'A captivating French Gothic romance with supernatural overtones . . .' (Publishers Weekly) | |||
| Hammersleigh (as Rosemary Ellerbeck) | 1976 | Many Editions | |
| A young widow returns to her childhood home after the death of her husband to be haunted by a five hundred year old legend of forbidden love. Also Audio | |||
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