The Leaving of Liverpool

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Family SagaBetrayalEmotionalWorld War IIStrong Female LeadBritish LiteratureImmigrant StoriesFemale ProtagonistsTrauma RecoveryGrief & LossHistorical TraumaDysfunctional FamiliesSelf-DiscoverySecond ChancesEuropean LiteratureEarly 20th CenturyInterwar PeriodWorld War II Era
Historical Fiction

The Leaving of Liverpool

Maureen Lee

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On a cold February night in 1925, two teenage sisters, Mollie and Annemarie Kenny, escape from their home in a tiny Irish village after the death of their mother and suffering shocking abuse at the hands of their doctor father. They head to Liverpool, planning to board a ship to New York for a new life. However, a cruel twist of fate separates the girls just as the boat is about to sail, leaving Mollie stranded in Liverpool and Annemarie at the mercy of strangers in America. Their subsequent lives could not be more different: Annemarie discovers her future and fortune, while Mollie, devastated by guilt and grief, eventually carves out a new life in Liverpool. The Second World War then looms, bringing surprising consequences for the two sisters.

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Publisher

Orion Publishing Group, Limited

Pages

384

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PAPERBACK

ISBN-13

9781407249889

ISBN-10

1407249886

Language

English

Published

2015-04-01