The Harbour Girl
by June Tate

‘I have rated this book 5 stars and it deserves every one of them . . . The author draws the reader into the story from page one and there is lots of intrigue and romance. I am only sorry I got to the end of the book.’ Reader review

1955. Bright, spirited shopgirl Connie Morgan longs for excitement beyond her strict family home and long days serving customers.

But when a flirtation with her charming manager John Baker goes further than she ever intended, Connie soon learns how easily a young woman’s reputation can be ruined.

Determined to put her mistakes behind her, Connie meets Sam Knight, a hardworking mechanic with a warm smile and big dreams of building race cars, and finally glimpses the happiness she longs for. But some men don’t take kindly to being cast aside . . .

As Connie and Sam grow closer, John’s jealousy turns vicious. Lies are whispered, threats are made, and Connie’s secret past draws dangerously close to the surface. And when Sam’s resentful rival becomes caught up in John’s turmoil, a single spiteful act threatens to destroy everything Connie holds dear.

Can Connie summon the courage to fight for the love she’s found — and shape the future she truly deserves?

This historical saga of love, longing and the consequences of secrets is perfect for fans of Rosie Clarke, Lizzie Lane, Sheila Riley, Chrissie Walsh, Susanna Bavin or May Ellis.

Please note this book was previously published as Games Lovers Play.

Editions

The Harbour Girl by June Tate is available in the following formats

9781805737049 X mm£3.99
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