Set in the 1920s in the northwest of England, this novel chronicles the lives of a new landowner and the people who live and work in Mulligan’s yard, an area that is a mixture of homes and businesses.
Dive into the compelling world of 1920s Northwest England with Ruth Hamilton's "Mulligan's Yard," a captivating family saga brimming with romance, resilience, and the intricate tapestry of lives intertwined. This New Ed edition paperback from Transworld Publishers, spanning 528 pages, invites you to experience a community on the cusp of change, where tradition clashes with the burgeoning modern era. Mulligan's Yard isn't just a place; it's a microcosm of society, a vibrant hub where homes and businesses stand shoulder-to-shoulder, and where the lives of ordinary people play out against the backdrop of a new landowner's arrival. Hamilton masterfully crafts a narrative that explores the hopes, dreams, and struggles of those who call Mulligan's Yard home. Expect compelling characters facing challenges that resonate even today. Ruth Hamilton, known for her evocative storytelling and her ability to create believable and deeply human characters, brings the era to life with meticulous detail. Reviews praise Hamilton's ability to capture the atmosphere of post-war England, with its lingering shadows and its tentative steps towards a brighter future. "Mulligan's Yard" is more than just a romance novel; it's a portrait of a community, a family saga, and a historical fiction novel all rolled into one. Prepare to be swept away by Hamilton's rich prose and her keen observations of human nature. "Mulligan's Yard" is a must-read for fans of sagas, historical fiction, and anyone who enjoys stories that celebrate the enduring power of community and the resilience of the human spirit. It's a journey back in time, a chance to walk the cobbled streets of Mulligan's Yard, and to become intimately acquainted with the unforgettable characters who make this novel so special. A great addition to any fan of romance and family drama, exploring the realities of life for those who resided in Mulligan's Yard in the 1920's in England.