Pastures New: An enthralling 1960s family saga of marriage and motherhood

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“Pastures New: An enthralling 1960s family saga of marriage and motherhood” by Margaret Thornton sweeps you into the lives of three friends from Blackpool as they navigate the changing landscape of the 1960s. Val grapples with a rebellious son, testing the limits of her love. Janice and her husband chase a dream, only to find it may be more than they bargained for. And Cissie’s settled life is disrupted by the return of a former flame, threatening her carefully built world. Published in 2021 by Canelo, this historical saga explores themes of family, ambition, and enduring female friendship against the backdrop of societal change. Thornton’s storytelling is perfect for readers who enjoy authors like Lynda Page and Maureen Lee, offering a heartwarming and relatable look at love, loss, and second chances in a vibrant era. A great read for fans of women’s fiction and historical romance!

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A new decade brings change and challenges for three friends…

Having been firm friends ever since they met in a Blackpool boarding house, Val, Cissie and Janice are all now happily settled with their families.
But the new decade brings changes for all three women: Val finds it hard at times to love her son who is causing problems. Janice and her husband make a decision about their future, but quickly begin to wonder if they have bitten off more than they can chew. And Cissie’s contented life as a wife and mother is thrown in jeopardy when she encounters an old flame…
An engaging 1960s saga of marriage and motherhood, perfect for fans of Lynda Page and Maureen Lee.

Dive into the captivating world of 1960s Britain with Margaret Thornton's "Pastures New: An enthralling 1960s family saga of marriage and motherhood." Published in 2021 by Canelo, this historical women's fiction novel, spanning 485 grams of pure storytelling, promises an immersive journey into the lives of three unforgettable friends as they navigate the complexities of marriage, motherhood, and societal shifts. "Pastures New" centers around Val, Cissie, and Janice, whose bond was forged in a Blackpool boarding house. Now, as the 1960s unfold, they find themselves facing a new wave of challenges. Val struggles to connect with her troubled son, a source of constant worry and heartache. Janice and her husband embark on a life-altering decision, quickly realizing the weight of their ambitions. For Cissie, contentment as a wife and mother is shattered by the reappearance of a past love, threatening to unravel her carefully constructed world. Margaret Thornton masterfully paints a vivid portrait of British life in the swinging sixties. Beyond the surface of cultural revolution, she delves into the deeply personal struggles and triumphs of women navigating traditional roles against a backdrop of evolving social norms. The novel explores themes of family, love, loyalty, ambition, and the enduring power of female friendship. Expect compelling narratives woven with relatable characters and authentic historical details. Thornton's writing style resonates with warmth and empathy, allowing readers to connect deeply with the characters' joys, sorrows, and internal conflicts. Perfect for fans of Lynda Page and Maureen Lee, "Pastures New" delivers an engaging and emotional reading experience. If you enjoy stories that explore the complexities of family relationships, the challenges faced by women in historical settings, and the enduring power of friendship, then this book is a must-read. Explore the heart of 1960s Britain, where love, loss, and new beginnings intertwine in a powerful and unforgettable saga. "Pastures New" promises to be a book you won't soon forget. Prepare to be transported to a bygone era filled with relatable characters and the timeless dilemmas of the human heart. Margaret Thorntons engaging storytelling will keep you turning the pages until the very end. A fantastic choice for anyone seeking an escape into a richly imagined world.
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1800324871

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