Nancy Clegg

The Sandberg family's stability and happiness is overtaken by the approach of World War Two and the growing Nazi movement in England.

The third generation of Sandberg's now live in England and are beginning to move away from their Jewish faith.

In 1937 Jo and Phyl decide to become waitresses at Lyon's Corner House. They leave family life in Woolwich for digs in central London and soon settle into their new lives, but as war looms they find themselves facing a daunting and uncertain future. Book 1 of series.

At a time when all living creatures are threatened by Threadfall, Moreta arrives on Pern. Her superhuman effort to save her people becomes the greatest legend in dragonlore!

Sequel to 'Flowers of the Field' (847). Kate Kingsley leaves Kenya in search of freedom and to meet unknown English relatives.

Bethan Powell is a trainee midwife from a proud mining family. Andrew John is a young doctor from a big house on Pontypridd Common, a very different world. When they meet they gradually fall in love, but will this be enough to overcome the prejudices of their families?  Book 1 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.

Kit Kilmaster is the sort of woman men find attractive but do not want to marry. When she does find a man to love he lets her down, so she is forced to return to her family in shame, and with an illegitimate son.  Book 1 of series.

Incurring the wrath of his father by leaving the Yorkshire coalfields to join the army, Probyn Kilmaster discovers that his new life is just as brutal as his old one. Over the years he starts to realise his ambitions, but an old secret returns threatening to destroy everything.  Book 2 of series.

RSM Probyn Kilmaster is proud to pass on his expertise to the Army's raw recruits, but when the Armistice comes he returns to Yorkshire. His attempts to keep the family together are oppressive and force the next generation to fight to make their own way in the world.  Book 3 of series.

As the revolution gathers pace in France, the Loveday family have their own private battles to fight. When Charles Mercer, Edward Loveday's brother-in-law, dies with his reputation in tatters he leaves the Lovedays facing financial ruin.  Book 2 of series.

At loggerheads with his father, Adam Loveday is forced to work as an English agent in France which is still in the grip of the Terror. Meanwhile St John Loveday is in trouble again and has been arrested for smuggling, a hanging offence. Can the family pull together over this?  Book 3 of series.

"Me da’s a grand man!” Mary Ann Shaughnessy has spoken; question her who dare. For although Mary Ann may look quite an ordinary small girl from a dockland tenement, she is in fact a one-man army, armoured with faith and possessed of formidable qualities.  Book 1 of series.

Mary Ann hopes for great results from her father in his new job.  Book 2 of series.

Mary Ann is being sent to a Convent school for the education which will help her escape from poverty.  Book 3 of series.

As Mary Ann began to learn about the feelings of adults, so could she see that the more they loved someone, the more they could hurt and be hurt. And it wasn’t just grown-ups who felt this way either... 

Seventeen year old Mary Ann has to grow up quickly as her first love, Corny Boyle, leaves for America.  Book 5 of series.

Corny is back from America and Mary Ann's dreams come true as they plan to get married.  Book 6 of series.

Life continues for Mary Ann and Corny. They are now the proud parents of twins, Rose Mary and David, who are inseparable and the apple of their mother’s eye. But are they really angels?  Book 7 of series.

As her children grow a new love enters Mary Ann's life.  Book 8 of series.

Set in Cornwall in the late 18th century, Ross Poldark returns from war to find that the girl he intends to marry is engaged to his cousin.  Book 1 of series.

Ross Poldark faces charges of having plundered two ships wrecked on the beach below his house. If charged, the sentence will be death.  Book 3 in series.

Ross Poldark's speculative mining venture threatens his family's financial security and his turbulent marriage.  Book 4 of series.

The birth of a son to Elizabeth and George Warleggan serves only to accentuate the rift between the Poldark and Warleggan families.  Book 5 of series

Ross Poldark is now the MP for Truro, but his old feud with George Warleggan still continues.  Book 7 of series.

Whilst Ross Poldark is in Portugal, Jeremy rescues a stranger, Stephen Carrington, whose arrival changes all their lives.  Book 8 of series.

1812: Ross and Demelza receive some surprising and worrying news. Clowance, newly returned from London, finds that her association with Stephen Carrington brings both happiness and heartache.  Book 9 of series.

In 1813 lying half-forgotten in a dank cave, a silver cup still haunts the lives of the Poldark and Warleggan families.  Book 10 of series.

The Poldark household is disrupted when Ross has to accept a summons and travel to Paris with his family as an 'observer' of the French army.  Book  11 of series

The ongoing feud between Ross Poldark and George Warleggan continues through to the younger generation in this.  Book 12 of series

Poppy's catering business continues to flourish during a decade of optimism and enthusiasm. Even so her family faces challenges which could destroy their happiness, but embracing a challenge is nothing new to Poppy!   Book 6 of series.

The young widow returns from the United States to take charge of Highfield Manor, where once she worked as a nursemaid. She finds that life still has plenty in store for her.  Book 3 of series.

Tommy and Tuppence embark on a daring business scheme, but their first assignment puts them in more danger than they had bargained for.

Dramatic saga of Jewish immigrants in America. Anna is torn between two classes and two cultures but in the end has to make an impossible choice.

With the Civil War tearing England apart, Lady Silence St Barbe has to endure her husband’s ancestral home being occupied by Royalist troops who terrorise her staff and her family. The only person to attempt to help is Nick Hellier, a Royalist captain, and soon the two are embroiled in a passionate love affair.  Book 1 of series.

When Sir George dies, his wife holds on to the hope that she will be reunited with her love, Captain Nick Hellier, but the Cavalier Captain has enlisted in the army of young Charles II.. Book 2 of series.