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Brothers and Sisters of Byland Crescent

Cowgill Family, Book 1

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Brothers and Sisters of Byland Crescent

By: Bill Kitson
Narrated by: Nathaniel Priestley
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Yorkshire, 1878. Young, ambitious and in love, Albert Cowgill’s life is finally beginning in earnest. At just 23, he has already been made partner at Haigh, Ackroyd & Cowgill – the best wool business in the city. He’s also just laid eyes on the prettiest girl he ever saw, Hannah Ackroyd.

Romance soon blossoms for Albert and Hannah, and they marry and set up home in Scarborough. But before long, clouds gather over Number 1, Byland Crescent. Within a year, Albert’s family begins to disintegrate. His youngest daughter contracts consumption. His eldest son runs off with the housemaid.

As Europe teeters on the brink of war, Albert’s hopes for his youngest son – and his business – are dashed. Conflict will irrevocably change the Cowgill family’s way of life...

©2018, 2021 Bill Kitson (P)2023 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd
Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Business War

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