Sunlight on the Mersey

In Sunlight on the Mersey, Kate Mundy and her family navigate the challenges of post-war Liverpool, exploring love, loss, and resilience amidst uncertainty.

In the years following the Great War, life remains fraught with uncertainty for shopkeeper's wife Kate Mundy and her family in Sunlight on the Mersey. This poignant saga, penned by bestselling author Lyn Andrews, explores the emotional and physical landscapes of post-war Liverpool. Kate faces the challenges of rebuilding her family's life while navigating the complexities of love and loss in a changing world. As the shadows of the past linger, hope and resilience become essential for survival.

Seventeen-year-old Rose, grappling with her own grief, is sent away to rural Wales, where she finds herself captivated by the grandeur of the 'big house' and its young, tragic owner, David. This new environment stirs feelings she never expected, leading her on a journey of self-discovery. Meanwhile, Iris, Rose's sister, faces her own trials, particularly after an accident that alters the course of their family's life forever. Through these intertwined stories, the novel captures the essence of familial bonds and the impact of choices made in the face of adversity.

As ex-soldier Charlie strives for a brighter future, he learns that ambition can sometimes come at a cost. Each character in Sunlight on the Mersey navigates their own path to love, revealing that amidst the trials of life, the heart's desire can still flourish. Lyn Andrews weaves a tale rich in nostalgia and heartbreak, making this a must-read for fans of historical fiction.