Children Of The Tide
A gripping and unforgettable historical fiction book from the Sunday Times bestselling author
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Product details:
- Publisher Transworld
- Date of Publication 14 August 2025
- Number of Volumes B-format paperback
- ISBN 9781804994719
- Binding Paperback
- No. of pages544 pages
- Size 196x127x34 mm
- Weight 373 g
- Language English 687
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Long description:
Discover the gripping and uplifting historical saga from the Sunday Times bestselling author, perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Katie Flynn.
It is the late 1850s and a tired woman holding a baby walks from Hull to one of the big houses in Anlaby – the home of the wealthy Rayners. She knocks at the door, and shoves the baby at young James Rayner. The father was ‘young Mr Rayner’, and the mother is dead. Then she vanishes.
The respectable shipping family of Hull are shattered. No one wants to take responsibility for the baby and it is about to be put into an orphanage when Sammi, James’s cousin, decides to take the baby back to her parents’ home on the Holderness coast. James is banished to London, and disaster begins to beset the three branches of the Rayners.
The third novel in The Hungry Tide sequence, this epic, many-faceted story of three related families tells the triumphs and tragedies of their lives, as the whaling industry of Hull begins to decline, and the farmlands and homes continue to slip into the sea.
Readers LOVE Val Wood:
'Hull's answer to Catherine Cookson' BBC Radio 4's Front Row
‘One of those books that keeps you wanting more . . . impossible to put down’ 5 stars
‘Val Wood never fails to impress . . . I could not put this book down’ 5 stars
‘WOW. From the first page I was hooked . . . you will love this story’ 5 stars
‘I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to melt away in the pages and be lost for a while. Riveting’ 5 stars
‘Exciting story that kept me spellbound . . .Val has excelled herself yet again’ 5 stars
‘The best book I have ever read, I really felt like I was part of the story and did not want it to end’ 5 stars
