Strawberry Fields

A Heartwarming Saga of Love, Loss, and New Beginnings

Strawberry Fields by Katie Flynn is a touching and richly atmospheric historical novel set in wartime Liverpool. First published in 1996 by Mandarin, this emotionally resonant story captures the resilience of ordinary people during extraordinary times — and the enduring power of love and hope.

From the Fields to the Frontlines

Young widow Kate Murray is trying to make a fresh start, working on a strawberry farm on the outskirts of Liverpool. With her young son to care for and the shadows of war looming, Kate’s life is far from easy. But when she meets Jim, a kind-hearted farm worker with a troubled past, a fragile friendship begins to blossom into something deeper. As the Second World War intensifies, both Kate and Jim are forced to make painful choices, testing their courage and threatening their newfound happiness. Through it all, the fields where strawberries grow become a symbol of healing, hope, and a future worth fighting for.

Classic Katie Flynn Storytelling

With her trademark warmth and authentic period detail, Katie Flynn delivers a moving tale of wartime struggle and romantic redemption. Strawberry Fields is perfect for fans of family sagas, heartfelt romance, and stories that celebrate the strength of the human spirit in the face of adversity.