Orphan Sisters by Lola Jaye

Orphan Sisters by Lola Jaye

There are signs in windows of lodging houses warning: 'no blacks, no dogs, no Irish'. When tragedy strikes and the girls lose their father, their mother is unable to cope. Lana is determined to keep her sisters together but when baby Tina gets adopted, she must admit their family is about to be torn apart perhaps for ever...

ORPHAN SISTERS by Lola Jaye The story of Lana, May and Tina, three sisters who find themselves alone in 1950s London after losing their parents is as remarkable as it is touchingLola’s ability to evoke the era and create characters who you are rooting for from the word go, takes a real talent. Orphan Sisters is a brilliant saga novel in the mould of some of the classics -- DOROTHY KOOMSON
I highly recommend this moving, gripping story about a Nigerian family who start a new life in England, only to find themselves cruelly torn apart. * KITTY NEALE *
ORPHAN SISTERS is wonderful, affecting and refreshing, with characters and a story-line that weave together flawlessly. An important slice of social history that I recommend without hesitation. * ALEXANDRA BROWN *

Lola Jaye has penned six novels and a self-help book for Quick Reads. Her work has been translated into several languages including Korean, German and Serbian. She grew up in South London and has also lived in Nigeria and America. She is a registered psychotherapist and currently runs a private practice in London.

Keep up to date with Lola via her website: www.lolajaye.com

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ISBN 13	9781785036330
ISBN 10	1785036335
Title	Orphan Sisters
Author	Lola Jaye
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Ebury Publishing
Year published	2017-09-21
Number of pages	384
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