Take My Child
Take My Child by Gwen Madoc is a historical fiction novel published by Severn House in 2006. This 1st World Edition, written in English and spanning 252 pages, unfolds in Swansea during 1915. The story centers on Ruth, whose devout father prohibits her from marrying her beloved David, compelling her to wed the stern village pastor instead. As David enlists in the army to escape his sorrow, he returns to find Ruth has given birth to a son, igniting jealousy and gossip within their close-knit community.
Readers will discover a narrative that explores themes of love, sacrifice, and societal pressures. Ruth’s determination to protect her child amidst the turmoil of her marriage and the scrutiny of her neighbors drives the plot forward. The novel delves into the complexities of relationships and the impact of community judgment, providing a rich backdrop for Ruth’s struggles. With its focus on personal and social conflicts, this saga offers an engaging glimpse into the historical context of early 20th-century Wales.
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An enthralling saga from a popular Welsh author Swansea, 1915. When Ruth’s fiercely religious father forbids her to marry her sweetheart David, and forces her instead to marry the dour and self-righteous village pastor, David joins the army to escape his heartbreak. When he returns, he finds Ruth has borne a son ? and the tightly-knit community begins to gossip, firing frightening jealousy in her husband. Ruth must do whatever it takes to protect her baby?
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