Megan

Megan by Carole Llewellyn is a historical fiction novel published by ISIS in 2009, presented in a large print edition with 309 pages. Set in 1919, the story follows 16-year-old Megan Williams as she leaves her loving family in a poverty-stricken mining village to work as a kitchen maid in Bristol. The narrative explores the challenges she faces, particularly from her cunning cousin Lizzie, who is already a parlour maid at Redcliffe House and is intent on making Megan’s life difficult.

Readers will find a rich portrayal of life in a post-war society, highlighting themes of struggle and resilience. The book delves into the dynamics of family and social class, as well as the personal growth of a young woman navigating her new circumstances. With its focus on romance and sagas, Megan offers an engaging glimpse into the historical context of the era, making it a notable addition to the genre.