Elizabeth Elgin Books

The highly anticipated Liverpool-at-war novel from an author renowned for unique stories of love, loss, passion, and pain during the great wars.

The fourth book in the Suttons of Yorkshire series which concludes the lives, loves and dramas of the Suttons in a world still at war. Drew and Kitty's marriage plans are threatened by the arrival of Lyndis Carmichael. Will this catalyst be their undoing?

Two of Elizabeth Elgin's early novels in one edition - "Mistress of Luke's Folly" - where Sarah Makin dreams of escaping her dreary existence: and "The House in Abercromby Square" - Patrick Norris, a young, successful doctor tries to learn the true identity of his past.

Three women find friendship and courage as the Second World War rages.

Against the wishes of her husband, Kath Allen joins up as a landgirl and moves from Birmingham to work on Mat Ramsden's farm in Yorkshire. Feeling, for the first time, that she belongs, Kath blossoms in the farm environment - becoming involved with a Polish POW also working on the farm.