Title: Time and Again
Author: Evelyn Hood
Genre: Historical Fiction / Saga
Print Length: 368 pages
 
Overview:
Set against the backdrop of the picturesque Clyde, Time and Again tells the compelling story of Morag, a young woman who has been raised by Sander Weir and his wife as their own daughter. When Sander passes away, he leaves everything to Morag, creating a turbulent family dynamic that centers around issues of inheritance and identity.
 
Morag’s life takes a dramatic turn as her biological father, Lawrence, resurfaces and challenges her claim to the estate. Feeling cheated out of his rightful inheritance, Lawrence attempts to exert control over Morag and her newfound wealth. The narrative captures Morag's internal struggle as she grapples with her identity and the expectations placed upon her.
 
With the support of Cal, a skilled skipper of a Clyde puffer boat, and Aidan, a determined young lawyer, Morag finds the courage to stand up to her father. The story explores themes of love, loss, and empowerment as Morag seeks to forge her own path amidst familial conflict.
 
Critical Reception:
Time and Again has been praised for its rich historical detail and engaging storytelling. It is often compared to the works of Catherine Cookson, with reviewers noting Evelyn Hood’s ability to vividly bring the past to life. Readers have lauded the character development and emotional depth of the story, highlighting Morag's journey as both poignant and inspiring.