Backshaw Moss Series by Anna Jacobs 3 Books Collection Set - Fiction - Paperback

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Titles in This Set:. A Valley Dream. A Valley Secret. A Valley Wedding. Condition: New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton. Overview:. Step into 1930s Lancashire with the Backshaw Moss series, a warm, absorbing historical saga from bestselling storyteller Anna Jacobs. This three-book paperback collection follows Bella Porter, Maisie and Gwynneth Harte and their neighbours as they rebuild their lives after hardship, loss and unexpected inheritance. Told with gentle humour, quiet courage and genuine emotional depth, the series celebrates community, resilience and second chances. Ideal for readers who love character-led family sagas set against richly detailed working-class Lancashire life, this set delivers three complete, satisfying stories in one collectable paperback bundle.. About the Books:. A Valley Dream opens in 1935 with Bella Porter trapped as an unpaid servant to an unkind cousin. When a distant relative leaves her a run-down house in Backshaw Moss, Bella defies her family to claim it, restoring the property while a new community - and widowed father Ryan - draw her towards independence. A Valley Secret follows Bella as she settles in nearby Rivenshaw, builds a respectable position and faces fresh trouble, including an unwelcome admirer and a landlord threatening her stability; steadfast Gabriel Harte helps uncover buried family secrets and supports Maisie as she heals. A Valley Wedding moves on to 1936, centring on Gwynneth Harte as her children leave home and she joins Gabriel and Maisie's household. A house fire forces Arthur Chapman and granddaughter Beatie to start again, while a surprise inheritance opens a fresh chapter for the village. Across all three novels, Anna Jacobs weaves neighbourliness, intergenerational bonds and quiet bravery, set against authentic 1930s Lancashire backdrops.. Key Benefits:. Complete three-book Backshaw Moss paperback set - read the whole story arc in order.. Strong, believable heroines carrying each book, s