Only by unravelling the cloud of secrets that surrounds her, can a young woman hope for happiness.Lynda Page's Evie is a thrilling family saga of secrets and bitter rivalries. Perfect for fans of Elaine Everest and Daisy Styles.Evie Grayson has always had a flair for fashion, so when she is promoted to the General Office at Dawson's hosiery factory in Leicester, she rises to the challenge. But then Evie stumbles upon sinister goings-on in the accounts department and, to her surprise and confusion, she realises her spiteful sister Florrie could be involved . . .Despite her career success, romance has always eluded Evie, and it is not until she meets Edward Bradshaw that she falls deeply in love. But why are their families so opposed to the union? And what is Evie's mother trying to conceal about the past?What readers are saying about Evie :' Brilliant story. Lynda Page never fails'' Superb story from Lynda yet again - five stars '
Author of 29 books, Lynda Page was born and brought up in Leicester. The eldest of four daughters, she left home at seventeen and has had a wide variety of office jobs. She began her prolific writing career with her first novel during her 45 minute lunch hours at work. The book took 18 months to complete and was snapped up by the leading UK publisher, Headline, and she has been under contract to them ever since. She lives in a village in Leicestershire and is a full time writer.
Despite looking and sounding dated, there were so many themes within Evie which were relevant today; family secrets, unsuitable marriages, siblings arguing. Evie was an easy, enjoyable read.
This was one of those sweet stories that has just about everything thrown in. A little bit of a mystery, a touch of nastiness, a touch of doubt and a lot of love. This is one of those feel good chick lit books that will keep you out of bed until it's finished.
I love this book :) It was one of my favourites when I was younger and i re-read it every year, if not more. Despite a lot of tragic happenings, the book is mainly happy and is incredibly sweet!! The main characters weren't even too annoying, unlike most books.