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a fantastic book the story of Seren and Morgan and Elwyn is a book that had to be read it also has the famous Maggie in this is a definiteSTARS from starting it i couldn't put it down.
A good saga set in wales with the usual strong woman fighting drudgery How far will she go for happiness

For years Seren James has yearned for a child of her own.
Married to a man who has little care for her, she longs for something to fill the emptiness within and fears that she is almost out of time.


When Seren meets a woman who says she can help, she thinks her dreams have come true.
But the locals suspect Anwen of witchcraft, and any association with her may taint Seren too.


And as Seren finds herself growing closer to Elwyn Evans, the local minister, who has made no secret of his attraction to her, she must ask herself what it will take to find happiness and whether she is willing to pay the price.
. . Another brilliant book from the pen of Lynette Rees,you are drawn in from page one.
Seren is a lovely woman and very caring you are wishing her happiness in her life.
A great bookA nice story set inth century Wales, with some good historical detail.
I liked the characters and the story, but was a little confused about the main female character, Seren, being described in ways which did not seem to fit with what I had read.
I also thought the book would benefit from editing as there were some grammatical errors, I would read more from this author though!
Thanks to the publisher for a digital review copy.
Enjoyed this more than I thought I would, . . Seren the cobblers wife has only been marriedmonths to a violent man Morgan
Set in Wales a village reliant on the pit amp ironworks
Seren finds kindness from Ansen amp the new vicar Elywen Evans
The village folk especially the women can be cruel but Seren needs to get away
This book tells of what happened next A story to be told

Set in Merthyr Tydfil Abercanaid this tells the story of Seren James, husband Morgan who runs his own cobbler shop.
A brute of a man her mother and sister do everything they can to keep her safe from him, all he wanted her for was to provide him with a son.
Seren had to get away from Morgan,a wife beater, hard drinking cheating man who had not a good bone in his body.
This book is a harrowing read right through,I was gripped straight into it, will Seren eventually find happiness Read on to find out.
I loved it. I loved this book and I am going to read her next one, Great characters. Seren Edwards marries the village cobbler, Morgan James and hes tall, charming and handsome, Seren wants to have children, Morgan accuses her of being barren and despite only being married for a few months.
A desperate Seren visits Anewn Llewellyn, a herbalist and some of the locals accuse her of being a witch.
Due to Morgans excessive drinking, he stops opening his shop, she tells Seren its only going to get worse, and she should leave him.


A new minister has taken over the parish, Elwyn Evans is kind and caring man and Seren regrets marrying Morgan.
When the situation for Seren escalates, Mr, Watkins the owner of The House of Blazes, a notorious place of ill repute and he finds her a safe place to stay.
Living in a boarding house with Jim and Marged, she hears of a terrible Cholera outbreak in Lewis square where her aunt lives and it spreads further throughout Abercanaid, Serens worried about her mother Mabel and sister Gwen.


The Cobblers Wife by Lynette Rees is set in, its a historical saga, and it portrays life at the time, in a small Welsh village and a coal mining town.
Many women suffered terrible abuse by their husbands, they had no rights, lived in poverty, with poor sanitation and infectious diseases spread very quickly due to overcrowding.
I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review, Seren is a resilient character and a strong woman, I look forward to reading The Workhouse Waif and three from me.

sitelink blogspot. com/ I thoroughly enjoyed this book from start to finish, Seren was trapped in an abusive marriage and just when she thought things couldnt get any worse Morgan her husband decided to sell her to a local butcher in a nearby town.
Seren is also pregnant and has to rely on family and strangers that soon become friends to escape her brutish husband.
It is quite a rollercoaster of emotions for Seren, Will she ever be safe or happy again, I highly recommend reading this book if it is your kind of genre you wont be disappointed Not exactly my type of book.
Kind of predictable and cookiecut, Despite that it was well wrote and would be a good fit for someone that like the kind of romance runningforthebadhusbandandfallinginlovewiththeperfectnewmanthatjusthappenstomoveto town type.
Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity of reading this book, This is the first time I have read anything by this author and would now try other books.
A first class entertaining read descriptive and very absorbing from page one the main character Seren was such a lovely caring person and you just hoped that happiness would come her way eventually a really good book that I would recommend My favourite author this lady has just overtaken Catherine Cookson I cant wait to read ! erLynette Rees lives in Wales and has been writing since she was a child.
Shes in the fortunate position of being a hybrid author as well as independently publishing some of her novels, shes also published with Quercus Books/Hachette UK.
Currently, her most popular novels with readers are: The Governess, Ada the Coster Girl, The Cobblers Wife and The Ragged Urchin.
Lynettes historical fiction novel, The Workhouse Waif, hit the number one spot on the Kindle bestseller list in Victorian Historical Romance during October ofit remains one of her favourite books to date.
Much to her delight at the time, she w "My favourite author this lady has just overtaken Catherine Cookson I can't wait to read !" erLynette Rees lives in Wales and has been writing since she was a child.
She's in the fortunate position of being a hybrid author as well as independently publishing some of her novels, she's also published with Quercus Books/Hachette UK.
Currently, her most popular novels with readers are: The Governess, Ada the Coster Girl, The Cobbler's Wife and The Ragged Urchin.
Lynette's historical fiction novel, 'The Workhouse Waif', hit the number one spot on the Kindle bestseller list in 'Victorian Historical Romance' during October ofit remains one of her favourite books to date.
Much to her delight at the time, she was contacted by the commissioning editor of Quercus Books who had downloaded the book from Prime and loved the story so much that she devoured it all in one sitting! The Workhouse Waif was one of the first books ever enrolled on the then, new Prime Reading programme.
The commissioning editor went on to offer Lynette a traditional publishing deal for that book and three others in the series which were published duringand.
Lynette enjoys the freedom of writing in a variety of genres including: crime fiction and contemporary romance, though her first love is historical fiction which complements her interest in local history and genealogy.
When she's not writing, or even when she is writing, Lynette enjoys a glass of wine and the odd piece of chocolate as she creates stories where the characters guide her hand.
She honestly has no idea how a story will turn out until the characters tell their own tales

in their own unique ways.
The most important thing to Lynette is her family and her stories illustrate this with their warm characters who often show a great deal of compassion for others and the plight they find themselves in.
Praise for Lynette Rees:The Matchgirl: "Beautifully written and imagined, this is both an entertaining story and a fascinating slice of life changing history" book review The Lancashire PostBeneath a Sicilian Sun retitled: Seduced by the Sicilian: "I was seeing everything described in this.
This story is also very emotional and touching with everything that happens, The emotions that they feel are expressed beautifully" Sanfrancisco Books sitelink,