As war looms in Europe, 18-year-old Jane Shaw,
runs the household as an unpaid servant on a meagre budget.
When tragedy strikes and she loses her beloved
younger brother in suspicious circumstances, Jane takes a position in service
looking after Ned, a troubled young boy. Here she meets dashing David Heron,
Neds Uncle and they form an immediate attachment until she is dismissed after
being accused of stealing a piece of jewellery.
Returning home, Jane and her sister, Melia are
soon orphaned and left at the mercy of their Aunt Alice. When War breaks out
Jane decides to strike out on her own and do her bit for King and Country in
the Nursing Corp. Here, despite the terrible conditions she finds her true
vocation and her one true love. But Jane’s destiny has many more twists and
turns to come.
Will Jane ever find her peace and get her
happy-ever-after? and where does her destiny lie and with whom?
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As huge fan of this author, I was very excited to read A
Sisters Destiny – it did not disappoint. I was hooked from the start and what an
emotional rollercoaster it took me on.
Jane Shaw, a young woman who shows compassion, is
determined, hard working, willing to do anything she can for those that need
her and a girl that is more than happy to make sacrifices for the good of her family.
My heart broke for Jane time and time again in this book,
her mother depends on her yet treats her badly, her father gets himself into a state
and cannot figure out how to rectify things, she’s treated atrociously by so
many people, I despaired on her behalf. I couldn’t believe how much poor luck
and sheer grief one young woman could endure, yet Jane seems to do so. She is
determined her sister completes her education and goes further than she did.
Janes story is indicative of the time period in many ways,
sometimes it is hard to put yourself in that situation as I kept thinking she
should stand up for herself more etc.
As the story moved on, Jane found times of joy, found a
profession and also found love. Jane found herself cared for by many people,
and it showed that sometimes family is who you chose it to be.
A saga full of angst and drama. Rosie's writing, as always,
was brilliant and engaged me from start to finish. Brilliant!
Author Bio:
Rosie
Clarke is a #1 bestselling saga writer whose most recent books include The Mulberry Lane series. She has
written over 100 novels under different pseudonyms and is a RNA Award winner.
She lives in Cambridgeshire.
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