- Published: 13 July 2017
- ISBN: 9781473538306
- Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 416
Half a Sixpence
Catherine’s Story
- Published: 13 July 2017
- ISBN: 9781473538306
- Imprint: Cornerstone Digital
- Format: EBook
- Pages: 416
A dazzling debut that reminded me of the Catherine Cookson books I have loved so much. Brilliant historical fiction that draws you in and does not let you go. Even better, this is the first book in a trilogy. We can’t wait until the next instalment
Frost Magazine
Highly recommend to fans of novels in the saga or historical fiction genre.
Abby Bonny Book Reviews - 5*
I absolutely loved, loved, loved reading Half A Sixpence and I can’t wait to read more from the pen of Evie Grace
Ginger Book Geek - 5*
A brilliant first novel
Mojo Mums blog
I enjoyed reading Half a Sixpence and following the fortunes and tribulations of Catherine . . . It gave a very good sense of time and place and I hope it does really well for her.
Rosie Goodwin
True love sometimes comes at a price. East Kent, 1830. Catherine Rook takes her peaceful life for granted. Her days are spent at the village school and lending a hand on her family’s farm. Life is run by the seasons, and there’s little time for worry. But rural unrest begins sweeping through Kent, and when Pa Rook buys a threshing machine it brings turbulence and tragedy to Wanstall Farm.
from the publisher's description
An intriguing tale of family relationships and of finding love a second time around . . . I’ll be sure to look out for the next book in the series.
Val Wood
An enthralling plotline with unexpected twists that will intrigue the reader until the last page.
Margaret Dickinson
What a treat. A Saga so refreshingly different from anything I have read before. A terrific story the reader will find impossible to put down . . . The tale that Evie tells us is fascinating, gripping, sad, happy, highly original and yes, you’ll find out all about that half sixpence.
Eileen Ramsay
you’ll want to keep an eye out for the sequel, Her Mother’s Daughter, which is published in January 2018
Culture Fly