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Annie Murray's uplifting new Birmingham saga, set around the time of the first world war.
Jessica Hart's beloved mother has died in childbirth and her stepmother and father are forcing her to marry the dull local blacksmith. She runs away from her country home to Birmingham, arriving late one night on the doorstep of her poverty-stricken aunt's tiny terraced house, already home to her four cousins.
Ned, a family friend, comes calling one day and he and Jessica fall for each other immediately. But Ned is married and his young wife is expecting a baby... Annie Murray graduated from Oxford in 1983 and began her writing career by winning the SHE/Granada Television Short Story competition in 1991. Having lived in Birmingham for many years, she now lives in Reading with her husband and four children. Poppy Day is her fifth novel.
Jessica Hart's beloved mother has died in childbirth and her stepmother and father are forcing her to marry the dull local blacksmith. She runs away from her country home to Birmingham, arriving late one night on the doorstep of her poverty-stricken aunt's tiny terraced house, already home to her four cousins.
Ned, a family friend, comes calling one day and he and Jessica fall for each other immediately. But Ned is married and his young wife is expecting a baby... Annie Murray graduated from Oxford in 1983 and began her writing career by winning the SHE/Granada Television Short Story competition in 1991. Having lived in Birmingham for many years, she now lives in Reading with her husband and four children. Poppy Day is her fifth novel.