Fiction: Romance & Saga

Cynthia Rogerson brilliantly captures the exhilaration, confusion and frustration of relationships in her new novel I Love You, Goodbye. Skillfully entwining observations of life in the Scottish Highlands, examinations of love in its various stages, and characterization that draws the reader in from the very first page, this is a novel that, though set in the most specific of locations, strives to answer a universal question: what is love?

The MacLean family has more than their fair share of secrets. They live in a close-knit community on Glasgow’s High Street and the men work on the railways. They’re hard-working, ordinary, respectable people but, behind the facade, they are a family in crisis.

A gripping saga with plenty of twists, Double Danger is vintage Margaret Thomson Davis – a story of suspense, betrayal and murder.

After the massive success of the autobiographical Voices in the Street, Maureen Reynolds began a family saga as captivating as anything by Margaret Thomson Davis or Catherine Cookson. Towards A Dark Horizon second volume in the Neill family trilogy.

The Breadmakers Saga follows the story of a Glasgow working class community living through the dark days of the Depression and the Second World War. A host of colourful characters live up to the ordinary challenges of life and the extraordinary challenges of war with honesty, optimism and hope.

Evoking all the wealth and squalor of 18th century Glasgow, The Glasgow Belle is a powerful tale of rivalry and ambition, bitter hatred and enduring love.

This epic trilogy of love and loss follows the fortunes of two Glasgow families through the First World War, the Great Depression and the revolutionary fervour of 'Red Clydeside', to the dark days of the Clydeside Blitz and the turmoil of the Second World War.

The compelling sequel to The Wax Fruit Trilogy.