Jessica Stirling

Although World War I ended well for the Franklins, prosperous Clydeside shipbuilders, trouble is brewing behind their respectable façade. As the slump begins to bite in 1920s Glasgow, their lives are invaded by personal and financial troubles. Contains some offensive language.Book 3 of series.

Innis and Biddy live on the remote island of Mull, but the arrival of the wealthy Baverstock brothers brings unwelcome changes to the community.Book 1 of series.

Christine has no intention of sacrificing her independence to marry anyone, least of all Charley Noonan, the rough-tongued young farmer who has been pursuing her for years. When she meets lonely widower Alan Kelso, however, Christine finds herself falling in love.

Despite being crippled by a debt left by her husband, Lizzie Conway has managed to claw her way out of the slums of the Gorbals to give her daughters, Polly, Babs and Rosie, a better life. Lizzie finds it hard to protect her daughters once they have grown up, but she realises that they have inherited her strength and determination.

Sylvie and Gowry McCulloch's marriage was not a match made in heaven, and they have experienced some difficult times. They settle in Dublin with their beloved daughter, Maeve, when Francis Hegarty explodes into their lives. X rated, explicit sexual content. Book 2 of series.

When the woman calling herself Fay Ludlow comes to Mull nothing will ever be the same again, and she becomes a symbol for all that is changing on the island. Book 3 of series.

The continuing story of the Campbell sisters, Innis and Biddy, who both have feelings for the same man. Michael Tarrant is married to Innis, but is also infatuated by Biddy. With this mix of love, ambition and rivalry, tragedy is bound to follow.Book 2 of series.