A class forsaken - susie murphy

EDITORS CHOICE, HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY This series keeps getting better.

Once I started reading this book, it was so hard to stop.

Such evocative writing.

Elizabeth Bell, author of the Lazare Family Saga His past could destroy their future.

Having escaped capture in London, Bridget and Cormac flee to Ireland with their daughter, Emily.

Their homecoming is bittersweet as they embark upon the daunting task of searching for Cormacs family who have been missing for over seven years.

Their journey takes them back to the familiar surroundings of the Oakleigh Estate in Carlow but their childhood home has become a different place to the one they remember.

As they confront the consequences of Bridgets embittered mothers actions, they must also come to terms with an agonising choice between family and duty.

And when Cormacs murky past catches up with him, endangering the ones he loves, will the threat be great enough to crush the hopeful future he and Bridget have envisioned together? A Class Forsaken is the third book in Susie Murphys historical fiction series A Matter of Class.

The story continues in the fourth book, A Class Coveted.

Praise for A Class Forsaken: Fast-paced and full of obstacles and adventure.

Highly recommended for fans of historical romance and Irish history.

Editors Choice, Historical Novel Society (February 2021 issue Historical Novels Review) Not only are Murphys characters well developed, interesting, and genuine, but their love story is epic.

These books have been wonderful reads and capture the essence of sweeping saga.

The Lit Bitch, book reviewer Susie writes this third instalment to the series with such love for her characters.

Her work is so beautifully written, her attention to detail superb.

You will love it if you enjoy historical fiction.

Book Reviews for U, book reviewer I loved how rich in detail the scenes were.

I just flew through the pages.

With adventure and drama and romance, this is a series Ill continue to recommend left, right and centre.

Between My Lines, book reviewer Susie Murphys writing is powerful, romantic and absolutely page turning.

Once again I was pulled into the story by the powerful storytelling and the carefully crafted and fully rounded characters.

Lisa Reads Books, book reviewer Murphy must own a time machine, or else she couldnt possibly do such a good job of sucking a modern-day reader completely back into 1800s Ireland.

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