The House On Lonely Street

Secrets Behind Closed Doors

The House on Lonely Street by Lyn Andrews is a powerful, emotionally charged family saga set in 1950s Liverpool. Known for her vivid characters and evocative storytelling, Andrews delivers a tale of hardship, hidden truths, and the strength of a woman determined to uncover her past.

A Family Torn Apart

When Kate Monroe returns to her childhood home on Lonely Street after years away, she finds the place haunted not only by memories but by unanswered questions. Determined to find out what really happened to her mother—and why her family was torn apart—Kate begins to dig into long-buried secrets that some would rather stay hidden. Along the way, she must confront painful truths, strained relationships, and the weight of choices made long ago.

A Story of Courage and Redemption

Lyn Andrews paints a vivid picture of working-class life, weaving in themes of love, loss, and resilience. The House on Lonely Street is a gripping and heartfelt read that will resonate with fans of historical dramas and strong female-led narratives. It’s a poignant reminder that the path to healing often begins at home.

Published: 2001, Headline Book Publishing