Take this Woman

Josephine Cox

Take this Woman
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Headline Publishing Group
Country
United Kingdom
Published
11 March 2025
Pages
592
ISBN
9781035417278

Take this Woman

Josephine Cox

After growing up in bitterness, can she overcome past events to find the happiness she deserves?

Take This Woman is a powerful saga about learning to put your past behind you in the pursuit of happiness, from bestselling author Josephine Cox. Perfect for fans of Rosie Goodwin and Kitty Neale.

Blackburn, 1947. In the tiny front parlour fourteen-year-old Laura Blake watches her beloved father die. But not before he tells her she will make something of her life. Laura never forgets his words. Yet her path to success proves to be a rocky one. Forced to trundle a cart around the back streets, selling other folk's cast-offs to support her family, Laura learns enough to start work in her uncle's furniture shop. But then fate deals another cruel blow when Laura is brutally raped. Bearing the child of her attacker in secret, she vows to make the world pay for its injustice towards her.

As she grows older her protective shell hardens even as her beauty blossoms, and her new toughness helps her forge a successful career in the antiques business. But it is in affairs of the heart that Laura stumbles, and before she can find fulfilment, she must learn to put the past behind her, and give as well as take.

What readers are saying about Take This Woman:

'Has you gripped from first page onwards. You get lost in amongst the characters, feeling like you are there with them every inch of the way'

'The story was full of twists and turns. I found it difficult to put down, reading well into the night sometimes! Brilliant'

'Loved it. Fantastic read and very exciting'

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