From This Day Forth

by Lyn Andrews

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Genres: Fiction

Paperback

First published July 3, 1997

About the author

Lyn Andrews is one of the the UK's top one hundred paper-back bestsellers. Born and brought up in Liverpool, she is the daughter of a policeman who also married a policeman. After becoming the mother of triplets, she took some time off from her writing whilst she raised her children. Shortlisted for the romantic Novelists' Association Award in 1993, she has now written twenty-one hugely successful novels. Lyn Andrews divides her time between Merseyside and Ireland.

Reviews

[Tracey]

An enjoyable read. Probably my favourite book by Lyn Andrews.
This book has a simple premise, next door neighbours, one Catholic one protestant, an unlikely friendship between two teenage girls that has to be kept secret.
Celia and Lizzy both fall for each other's brothers and many complications ensue.
Really good characters, in fact that's what makes this book brilliant.

[Carol Anne]

I’m so happy I persevered with this book. It’s a wonderful tale of war in the guise of religion & the love and strength they needed to overcome their many troubles.

[Barbra]

This author's books always win with me - love the easy reading and the fast pace of the story.

Back Cover Blurb:
Next door neighbours Lizzie and Celia are best friends, but their families are the worst of enemies, so they keep their friendship a secret. But one day Celia falls in love with Lizzie's brother, Joe, and Joe finds himself drawn towards her. Can they break through the prejudice of generations?

[Kath]

This was ok. Catherine Cookson type material but not as good.

[Linda Hobson]

Loved this

[Lydia Caslin]

Far too many characters and tragedies in one book - I couldn’t keep up!

[Margaret wood]

Very good book full of good and bad drama.
I felt it was true to the live style in that period

[Linda Leedham]

I enjoyed the book but couldn’t believe all the tradegy that happens to one family But they have come through it all, it took a while for me to work out who belonged to which family

[Diana]

Typical Lynn Andrews story set in a prewar slum area of Liverpool. The characters are well built and the story put together in an interesting and enjoyable way.

[Cherrie]

Another good read from Lyn Andrews set in the slums of Liverpool.