Vibrant and headstrong, Ally Pearce loves working on the Edith, her family's narrowboat, proving she's the equal of any man on the Leeds to Liverpool canal. Betsy, delicate, calculating and sensuously beautiful, wants only to become a 'lady' - and will use the most unladylike means to become one.
When Dr Tom Hartley enters the sisters' lives after a tragic accident both are attracted to him - but for very different reasons...
Audrey Howard was born in Liverpool in 1929. Before she began to write she had a variety of jobs among them hairdresser model shop assistant cleaner and civil servant. In 1981 she wrote the first of her novels when she was out of work and living in Australia. There are now more than twenty and her fourth The Juniper Bush won the Boots Romantic Novel of the Year Award in 1988. She now divides her time between her childhood home St Anne's on Sea Lancashire and a home in the Yorkshire Dales.
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