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Title: Always in My Heart
Author: Freda Lightfoot
Narrator: Rachael Louise Miller
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 26 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-15-16
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Brenda Stuart returns to her late husband's home devastated by his loss only to find herself accused of bestowing favours upon the Germans.
Life has been difficult for her over the war, having been held in an internment camp in France simply because of her nationality. Thankful that her son at least was safe in the care of his grandmother, she now finds that she has lost him, too, and her life is in turmoil.
Prue, her beloved sister-in-law, is also a war widow but has now fallen in love with an Italian PoW who works on the family estate. Once the war ends they hope to marry, but she has reckoned without the disapproval of her family - or the nation.
The two friends support each other in an attempt to resolve their problems and rebuild their lives. They even try starting a business, but it does not prove easy.
Members Reviews:
Four Stars
Another excellent book, Freda Lightfoot never fails.
It was a great story kept me interested in love Freda Lightfoot books
It was a great story kept me interested in love Freda Lightfoot books
This war time saga is unique and poignant
Oh I do love stories like this â real heartwarming and poignant tales of real people, real women who worked hard and experienced so much trauma during the war. It reminded me a little of Philomena in some respects â the hardship women bear and deal with for years is quite remarkable. The stories on the front and in the camps is another thing altogether but for me itâs the everyday trauma that reveals the strongest of characters in these novels.
Brenda was a very strong and likeable character. Others such as Prue were multilayered too and had more than one story to tell. I could have had words with Melissa and Gregory mind.
This was a really unique and fascinating angle on the wartime saga story. So much unspoken. So many layers to this. And written in a lovely, heartwarming way. A homage in fact to the real Brendas and women of the time.
A novel of many emotions. See the locations at Thebooktrail.com the Literary Travel Agency
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Title: Always in My Heart
Author: Freda Lightfoot
Narrator: Rachael Louise Miller
Format: Unabridged
Length: 10 hrs and 26 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-15-16
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Limited
Genres: Fiction, Historical
Publisher's Summary:
Brenda Stuart returns to her late husband's home devastated by his loss only to find herself accused of bestowing favours upon the Germans.
Life has been difficult for her over the war, having been held in an internment camp in France simply because of her nationality. Thankful that her son at least was safe in the care of his grandmother, she now finds that she has lost him, too, and her life is in turmoil.
Prue, her beloved sister-in-law, is also a war widow but has now fallen in love with an Italian PoW who works on the family estate. Once the war ends they hope to marry, but she has reckoned without the disapproval of her family - or the nation.
The two friends support each other in an attempt to resolve their problems and rebuild their lives. They even try starting a business, but it does not prove easy.
Members Reviews:
Four Stars
Another excellent book, Freda Lightfoot never fails.
It was a great story kept me interested in love Freda Lightfoot books
It was a great story kept me interested in love Freda Lightfoot books
This war time saga is unique and poignant
Oh I do love stories like this â real heartwarming and poignant tales of real people, real women who worked hard and experienced so much trauma during the war. It reminded me a little of Philomena in some respects â the hardship women bear and deal with for years is quite remarkable. The stories on the front and in the camps is another thing altogether but for me itâs the everyday trauma that reveals the strongest of characters in these novels.
Brenda was a very strong and likeable character. Others such as Prue were multilayered too and had more than one story to tell. I could have had words with Melissa and Gregory mind.
This was a really unique and fascinating angle on the wartime saga story. So much unspoken. So many layers to this. And written in a lovely, heartwarming way. A homage in fact to the real Brendas and women of the time.
A novel of many emotions. See the locations at Thebooktrail.com the Literary Travel Agency