The 1950s for three Yorkshire sisters who grew up under the same roof but shared little beyond their surname, Bell. Biddy, Dorothy, and Madge could not be more different. Post-war Britain rebuilds; each woman dreams of a future shaped on her own terms. Childhood rivalries and clashing personalities lead to simmering resentments overlaid with music of the period. By the not-so-swinging 1960s, husbands, children, and changing expectations force each woman to confront difficult truths about love, duty, and independence.

By the 1970s, their differences could no longer be ignored. Long-buried secrets, painful choices, and years of bitterness erupt into the open, threatening to tear the family apart.

Set against the changing social landscape of Hull, Yorkshire, this sweeping historical saga is a compelling story of sisterhood, survival, love, and conflict—proving that family bonds can be both unbreakable and deeply complicated.