Paul grew up in a west London suburb and now lives in Berkshire with his wife. He has two grown up children from whom he has learnt far more than he ever taught. He is passionate about music, sport and, most of all, writing, on which he now concentrates full-time. Paul has written five novels and a collection of stories; his primary literary ambition is that you enjoy reading them while he is hard at work on his next novel.
The Blue Bench
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- ISBN978-1-9996200-2-8
- EAN9781999620028
- Date de parution06/06/2018
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- ÉditeurPaul Marriner
Résumé
Margate 1920 - The Great War is over but Britain is still to find peace and its spirit is not yet mended. Edward and William have returned from the front as changed men. Together they have survived grotesque horrors and remain haunted by memories of comrades who did not come home. The summer season in Margate is a chance for them to rebuild their lives and reconcile the past. Evelyn and Catherine are young women ready to live to live life to the full.
Their independence has been hard won and, with little knowledge of the cost of their freedom, they are ready to face new challenges side by side. Can they define their own future and open their hearts to the prospect of finding love?Will the summer of 1920 be a turning point for these new friends and the country?
Their independence has been hard won and, with little knowledge of the cost of their freedom, they are ready to face new challenges side by side. Can they define their own future and open their hearts to the prospect of finding love?Will the summer of 1920 be a turning point for these new friends and the country?
