My Sister's Child

Family Ties and Forgotten Promises

My Sister's Child by Lyn Andrews weaves a heartfelt and gripping story about the bonds that hold families together—and the secrets that threaten to tear them apart. Set against the bustling streets and close-knit neighborhoods of Liverpool, the novel follows the intertwined fates of two sisters, Alice and Edith. When tragedy strikes and Alice is left to care for her sister’s child, she finds herself caught between loyalty to the past and hopes for the future. The challenges she faces reveal the strength of her character and the depth of her love, as she navigates the delicate balance between duty and desire, all while striving to build a new life for herself and the child she has come to adore as her own.

Dreams, Sacrifice, and Second Chances

As Alice struggles to provide for her niece amidst adversity, she must make difficult choices that test her resilience and courage. Liverpool’s vibrant postwar setting provides a backdrop rich with detail and atmosphere, as the city itself becomes a character in the story—full of opportunity, hardship, and hope. The novel is a moving exploration of sacrifice and the unbreakable bonds of kinship, with every twist of fate challenging Alice to discover what she is truly capable of. Andrews expertly delves into the complexities of family loyalty, the pain of loss, and the possibilities for redemption and happiness, making My Sister’s Child a tale as timeless as it is touching.

About the Author

Lyn Andrews is one of Britain’s most beloved authors of historical and family sagas, renowned for her evocative portrayals of strong women overcoming adversity. Her novels are cherished for their warmth, authenticity, and keen sense of place, particularly in her native Liverpool. With My Sister’s Child, Andrews once again demonstrates her gift for storytelling, bringing to life characters who resonate with readers long after the final page. Her work captures the triumphs and tribulations of ordinary lives, making her a cherished voice in contemporary fiction and a master chronicler of the human heart.