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Friends Forever : Two young Irish women must battle their way out of poverty in Liverpool, Paperback / softback Book

Friends Forever : Two young Irish women must battle their way out of poverty in Liverpool Paperback / softback

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Two young women find the bond of lifelong friendship gives them the strength to hold on to their dreams, in the hardship of 1920s Liverpool.

In Friends Forever, Lyn Andrews weaves an unforgettable saga of friendship overcoming life's hardships.

Perfect for fans of Nadine Dorries and Joan Jonker. In 1928 Bernie O'Sullivan and Molly Keegan catch their first glimpse of the bustling city they're about to call home.

Both seventeen, and best friends since childhood, the girls have left Ireland behind to seek an exciting new life in Liverpool. They are dismayed to discover that the relatives they are to stay with have barely two pennies to rub together; the promised grand house is a run-down building in one of Liverpool's worst slum areas.

Desperate to escape, Bernie secures a position as a domestic servant, while Molly is taken on as a shop assistant.

Soon they have settled and find themselves in love with local men.

For both, though, love holds surprises and the danger of ruin in an unforgiving world . . .

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