Heartbreak for the Irish Midwife : A completely unputdownable, totally heartbreaking and uplifting historical romance novel
by
Seána Tinley
Book Details
Format
Paperback / Softback
Book Series
The Irish Midwives
ISBN-10
139975968X
ISBN-13
9781399759687
Publisher
Hodder & Stoughton
Imprint
Hodder Paperback
Country of Manufacture
GB
Country of Publication
GB
Publication Date
Sep 10th, 2026
Print length
432 Pages
Weight
300 grams
Dimensions
19.60 x 12.80 x 3.20 cms
Product Classification:
IrelandNorthern Ireland20th century, c 1900 to c 1999Relating to the stages of lifeModern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945)Modern and contemporary fiction: literary and generalHistorical romanceFamily saga / generational saga fictionSagasHistorical fictionFiction / Literature / Comics / Graphic novels: special featuresFiction: special features
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This is the third book in a heartwarming new historical saga romance series, for fans of Dilly Court, Anna Jacobs and Rosie Goodwin. This is if Call the Midwife met a new, Irish setting...
Can their love survive a community at war?
When World War Two is declared, Maisie Canavan is working as a newly-qualified midwife in Belfast's Royal Maternity Hospital, helping women and babies across community divides. In a city already torn apart, Maisie now faces the terrifying prospect of helping new life enter the world under the blitz of a bombing raid.
Teaming up with Dr Alex Lowe to plan for the worst, Maisie starts to fall for his kind grey eyes and gentle heart. Despite being from opposite sides of the political divide, Maisie and Alex find themselves drawn together - but the world around them isn't ready to accept love between a Catholic and a Protestant. With the war worsening tensions between neighbours, they have no choice but to keep their feelings a secret...
As bombs begin to rain on Belfast, and she sees Alex risking his life to care for the whole community, Maisie can't help but wonder why two people in love should be kept apart.
Can Maisie find the strength to go against her own community for love - or will the dangers of war destroy it before she gets the chance...
When World War Two is declared, Maisie Canavan is working as a newly-qualified midwife in Belfast's Royal Maternity Hospital, helping women and babies across community divides. In a city already torn apart, Maisie now faces the terrifying prospect of helping new life enter the world under the blitz of a bombing raid.
Teaming up with Dr Alex Lowe to plan for the worst, Maisie starts to fall for his kind grey eyes and gentle heart. Despite being from opposite sides of the political divide, Maisie and Alex find themselves drawn together - but the world around them isn't ready to accept love between a Catholic and a Protestant. With the war worsening tensions between neighbours, they have no choice but to keep their feelings a secret...
As bombs begin to rain on Belfast, and she sees Alex risking his life to care for the whole community, Maisie can't help but wonder why two people in love should be kept apart.
Can Maisie find the strength to go against her own community for love - or will the dangers of war destroy it before she gets the chance...
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