Val Wood 7 Book Set: Homecoming Girls, His Brother's Wife, The Harbour Girl, The Innkeeper's Daughter, The Lonely Wife

Discover the Val Wood Collection 7 Books Set — a beautifully curated paperback boxed set for readers who love richly imagined historical fiction, family sagas and Yorkshire life. This collection brings together seven standalone novels by Val Wood, ideal for parents, book groups, classroom reading lists or anyone seeking comforting, transportive stories. Brand new and in paperback format, these gently paced tales offer heartfelt characters, period detail and emotional drama that appeal to both new readers and longtime fans. Titles in the Set: Homecoming Girls; His Brother's Wife; The Harbour Girl; The Innkeeper's Daughter; The Lonely Wife; Four Sisters; Children of Fortune. Condition: BRAND NEW. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124228316. Individual stories and highlights Homecoming Girls — Hull, 1874. Jewel Newmarch, adopted as a baby, captivates the town with her exotic looks and mysterious past. This novel explores identity, belonging and the pull of hidden origins. His Brother's Wife — 1860. Harriet Miles struggles to care for an ailing mother before being fired from her post at the hostelry. A tale of resilience, community and the strength required to rebuild a life after loss. The Harbour Girl — Jeannie watches the harbour life and waits for Ethan Whartons return on his fathers fishing smack. Expect warm scenes of seaside rivalry, loyalty and unexpected choices. The Innkeeper's Daughter — Young and dependable Bella grows up in the Woodman Inn, an ancient hostelry in the Yorkshire countryside. This coming-of-age story balances family duty with the yearning for independence. The Lonely Wife — 1850. When eighteen-year-old Beatrix Fawcett is told she must marry a stranger, she hopes for security and happiness — but the realities of arranged matches open difficult decisions and emotional growth. Four Sisters — Matty has cared for her three younger sisters since their mothers death. As Matty turns eighteen, this family-centered novel examines sacrifice, l