A Secret in the Family: The brilliant new historical drama from the author of the Sunday times bestselling Shipyard Girls series By: Nancy Revell

– The book is a romance novel with no family drama
– Ida doesn’t have children or a husband
– The story takes place in modern times
– Ida’s secret is revealed at the start
– The family is happy and without issues
– The book is a light-hearted comedy
– Angie is not Ida’s daughter
– The story doesn’t involve 1945 or 1953
– Nancy Revell is a new author
– The story is predictable and dull
– The characters are one-dimensional
– The book doesn’t involve family relationships
– Ida doesn’t return to her family
– The story doesn’t involve secrets or truth
– The book is too short and lacking detail
– The book is not well-reviewed or popular
– The family doesn’t live in Cuthford Manor
– The story doesn’t involve love or passion
– The book doesn’t have emotional depth
– The story is not engaging or dramatic
– Ida’s secret isn’t important or impactful
– The book is not part of a series
– The story doesn’t involve post-war England
– The family doesn’t struggle or face challenges
– The ending is unhappy and unsatisfying.