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Born and educated in Stoke-on-Trent, Margaret Kaine now lives in Eastbourne. Her short stories have been published in women's magazines in Great Britain, Ireland, Australia, South Africa and Norway. She won the 2002 Romantic Novelists' Association/Reader's Digest Of Love and Life New Writer's Award and also the Society of Authors' Sagittarius Prize for her first novel, Ring of Clay, published in 2002. Visit her at www.margaretkaine.com.Kaine has a gift for storytelling - Women's Way<p></p>My reader was enthralled - The Bookseller<p></p>The story is a gripping "rags to riches" tale which will leave readers hooked from the beginning' - Staffordshire Life<p></p>Sure to be devoured by her growing legions of fans - Ireland's Own
Love was supposed to be easy . . .
Vibrant Maureen Matthews has always dreamt of a life beyond the Potteries. Then, just like a scene from one of her beloved movies, she meets handsome, charming Trevor Mountford. He seems to be everything Maureen ever hoped for and when he asks her to marry him, she has no hesitation in saying yes.
But married life isn't what Maureen thought it would be, and she starts to question both her life and her love. Then she meets Greg. He's completely different from what she thought she wanted - but could he be everything she's ever needed?
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Praise for A Girl Of Her Time
'Ms Kaine's refreshingly simple prose is perfect'
Ireland on Sunday
'Highly engaging'
Irish Independent
Vibrant Maureen Matthews has always dreamt of a life beyond the Potteries. Then, just like a scene from one of her beloved movies, she meets handsome, charming Trevor Mountford. He seems to be everything Maureen ever hoped for and when he asks her to marry him, she has no hesitation in saying yes.
But married life isn't what Maureen thought it would be, and she starts to question both her life and her love. Then she meets Greg. He's completely different from what she thought she wanted - but could he be everything she's ever needed?
Praise for A Girl Of Her Time
'Ms Kaine's refreshingly simple prose is perfect'
Ireland on Sunday
'A good read'
Leicester Mercury
'Highly engaging'
Irish Independent