Always There
A gripping saga where the past and the present threaten to collide
Fiction & Literature, Saga
| Author: | Pamela Evans | ISBN: | 9780755381951 |
| Publisher: | Headline | Publication: | April 26, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Headline | Language: | English |
| Author: | Pamela Evans |
| ISBN: | 9780755381951 |
| Publisher: | Headline |
| Publication: | April 26, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Headline |
| Language: | English |
Two sisters discover that meddling in the past can bring about both happiness and long forgotten, devastating secrets...
Pam Evans, much-loved author of In the Dark Streets Shining, brings us another tale of love, family and hope, clouded by two sisters' heart-breaking past. Perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Lindsey Hutchinson.
'The leading characters are finely drawn... crisp prose... a superb and heartwarming read' - Irish Independent
In 1930s London, two little girls are lonely and bewildered after the tragic death of their mother. Daisy and June are now destitute and must go to the local orphanage. Once there, they take comfort in each other but they are robbed of even this consolation when they are parted because June is taken away for adoption. Years later, although out of touch and worlds apart, both share a disturbing childhood memory which will connect them forever. A memory that takes on a ghastly significance when June discovers the reason they were abandoned...
What readers are saying about Always There:
'Simple read, simple tale, simply engrossed! It is the sort of book that warrants a sequel'
'I thoroughly enjoyed another great story from Mrs E, I couldn't put the kindle down'
Two sisters discover that meddling in the past can bring about both happiness and long forgotten, devastating secrets...
Pam Evans, much-loved author of In the Dark Streets Shining, brings us another tale of love, family and hope, clouded by two sisters' heart-breaking past. Perfect for fans of Dilly Court and Lindsey Hutchinson.
'The leading characters are finely drawn... crisp prose... a superb and heartwarming read' - Irish Independent
In 1930s London, two little girls are lonely and bewildered after the tragic death of their mother. Daisy and June are now destitute and must go to the local orphanage. Once there, they take comfort in each other but they are robbed of even this consolation when they are parted because June is taken away for adoption. Years later, although out of touch and worlds apart, both share a disturbing childhood memory which will connect them forever. A memory that takes on a ghastly significance when June discovers the reason they were abandoned...
What readers are saying about Always There:
'Simple read, simple tale, simply engrossed! It is the sort of book that warrants a sequel'
'I thoroughly enjoyed another great story from Mrs E, I couldn't put the kindle down'
