London, 1916. It's only when her father dies that Louisa and her mother realise just how much debt their once-wealthy family is in. The only way she can save them is by marrying old, rich and leery Mr Mullen - Louisa can't imagine a fate worse than that. So when charming up-and-coming businessman Dickie Newman offers to marry her after a chance encounter, it seems like the perfect escape. She has no idea how dangerous her new husband is.
1934. Being Dickie's daughter has given Jess a life of luxury that many people can't imagine. She's never thought about where all the money comes from. But there's only so long she can live in blissful ignorance. Once her eyes are opened to her truth, there's no going back. But Dickie has no intention of letting her walk away...
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Battersea London, And Grace Newman is Dickies daughter, and living the life of luxury is all she knows, till she grows up and opens her eyes, and her father has no intentions of letting her walk away, he is one dangerous man. Once again Kitty Neale has delivered, gritty, gripping and sad chapters that the author has wrote full of love, in her style of writing. A unique family saga, that had me in tears. Fall from Grace is superb with lots of emotions flowing in every chapter. I just couldn't put this book down. Feelings of contentment till the very end.
Another great storyline from one of the best authors around I haven't been able to put this book down it's a true saying you can't pick your family from poor Louisa with a horrible unfeeling mother to having to marry a vile vindictive man to poor grace and her friends absolutely brilliant if you haven't already read this book then I highly recommend reading it five stars not ENOUGH high praise Kitty/ Sam Neale
I couldn’t put the book down, I don’t think I’ve read a book so quick, when I read your books I’m in there, when you mention various places I know them all, I loved the book, I loved the way it ended, I look forward to the next one.
A brilliant book even though Grace had everything money could buy. Loving in a big house with staff she had a terrible life. Her father was a bully heating his tenants up and evicting them if they couldn't pay their rent
Great read as always. Kitty Neale books tend to be a wee bit more grittier than other authors from the same genre and I think that’s what makes her a favourite for me.