A Mother's Love

A Story of Strength, Sacrifice, and Unbreakable Bonds

A Mother’s Love by Lyn Andrews, published in 2004 by Headline, is a moving and emotionally rich saga that celebrates the resilience of women and the enduring power of maternal love. Set in Liverpool during the early 20th century, this heartfelt novel follows one woman’s struggle to protect her family against all odds.

One Woman’s Fight for Her Children’s Future

When Mary Moynihan is widowed young and left with three children to raise, her world is turned upside down. Facing poverty and prejudice in a tightly knit Irish Catholic community, Mary is determined to give her children a better life. Through hard work, sacrifice, and fierce determination, she fights to hold her family together—even as love, loss, and unexpected betrayals test her strength.

A Heartfelt Historical Saga

Lyn Andrews brings post-war Liverpool to life with vivid detail, authentic characters, and emotional depth. A Mother’s Love is a testament to the everyday heroism of mothers everywhere, and the choices they make in the name of love and survival.

Perfect for Fans of Catherine Cookson and Family Dramas

This inspiring tale of family, faith, and perseverance is ideal for readers who enjoy rich, character-driven stories rooted in working-class history and heartfelt emotion.