The Miller's Daughter: Will she be forever destined to the workhouse? Paperback – 19 Aug. 2021

the miller's daughter, is another book by elizabeth gill, which i had to keeping thinking who belong to who, its to confusing but i read it to the end, i have given the book 4 stars. merry christmas and happy newyear 24. to all who love reading.

Quite a good book. Speedy delivery.

This is the first I've read any of this authors books and i liked it

Haven’t read this book yet but I love her other books great reads

very good

This is just the writing style I love to read and this did not disappoint. It is set in 1861 in Durham and is based around a foundling school that has Ben set up for homeless kids.It's an easy reading style . With what you would expect from a story set in these times. Community, loyalty and family at the forefront. #TheMillersDaughter #NetGalley

As usual this author never let's you down

I have picked this book up constantly throughout the day and neglected tasks to finish it.Elizabeth Gill’s writing reminds me of the great Catherine Cookson’s. She can really tell a story!Her characters are well drawn and the reader only wants the best for them. There is no bad language, no violence, but they are gritty and realistic. The happy ending is the icing on the cake.I loved it, as I have all her books.

3.5.Not sure if I liked the style of writing but certainly not sickly sweet like most of these light and lovelies. What I am sure of is.. I’m sick of Authors who fill their books with the repetitious thoughts and actions of various characters simply to bulk out a thin story. This shouldn’t have been a thin story.. the ideas were quite clever but simply not built upon.Nuns acting as Doctors with little or no training but mostly succeeding against all odds..“Well blow me down and call me Shorty”