Catherine Cookson 8 Books Collection Set - Historical Fiction Family Saga - Paperback

Titles in This Set:. The Fifteen Streets. The Dwelling Place. My Beloved Son. A Sister's Obsession. Kate Hannigan. Daughter of Scandal. The Rag Maid. The Smuggler's Secret. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9789124095345. Publisher: Unverified (see note). Age Range: Adult readers (suitable 12+). Overview. Step into the smoke-hazed streets, cottages and cholera-swept lanes of the North East with the Catherine Cookson Collection, an eight-book paperback bundle from one of Britain's best-loved saga novelists. Spanning generations of hardship, ambition and quiet courage, these stories follow dock workers, orphaned children, mothers and sisters as they fight poverty and prejudice. Ideal for saga readers, gift buyers and anyone building a Cookson home library, this set delivers eight complete, emotionally rich novels in one affordable paperback package.. About the Books. The Fifteen Streets follows dock worker John O'Brien as a forbidden romance with Mary Llewellyn collides with poverty and scandal on Tyneside. The Dwelling Place sees fifteen-year-old Cissie Brodie orphaned by cholera and left to raise nine siblings alone, building a new life from nothing. My Beloved Son follows widow Ellen Jebeau's fierce determination to secure a better future for her son Joseph after her husband's death in 1926. A Sister's Obsession explores the psychological toll of an overbearing sister's control on young Rosie's search for independence and love. Kate Hannigan introduces a young woman whose presence unsettles a doctor's household and exposes buried class tensions. Daughter of Scandal uncovers long-hidden family secrets behind a genteel County Durham façade. The Rag Maid tells of seven-year-old Millie, abandoned in 1854 and taken in by Aggie, in a tender story of chosen family. The Smuggler's Secret follows resourceful young Freddie Musgrave, navigating the Tyne to survive grinding poverty. Together, the eight novels showcase Cookson's gift for vivid settings and