Acts of Love and War : A nation torn apart by war. One woman caught in the crossfire. (Hardcover)
Autor: Maggie Brookes
Audienta:
General
Limba:
Engleza
Nr. de pagini:
416
Dimensiuni:
16,4 x 24,3 x 3,9 cm
Publicat in:
09.06.2022
Editura:
ISBN:
9781529135657
105,00 Lei
Disponibil cu livrare intre 14 Jun - 26 Jun
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A NATION TORN APART BY WAR. ONE WOMAN STEPS INTO THE CROSSFIRE. _____________________________'I couldn't put it down' Gill Paul, author of The Collector's Daughter'A heartrending tale of love, courage and sacrifice' Nikki Marmery, author of On Wilder Seas'Be prepared to lose your heart in the simmering heat of war-torn Spain' Miranda Malins, author of The Puritan Princess'Wide in scope and told with honesty, insight and tenderness, a moving and unputdownable story' Judith Allnatt, author of The Poet's Wife'Accomplished and expansive' Anne Morgan, author of Reading The World'Insightful and moving' Katherine Clements, author of The Crimson Ribbon'One of historical fiction's most lyrical and intelligent voices' Rachel McMillan, author of The London Restoration'Emotionally captivating and authentic ...
an unforgettable story' Susan Meissner, author of The Nature of Fragile Things'Extraordinary events sensitively told' Lucy Jago, author of A Net For Small Fishes_____________________________1936. Civil war in Spain. A world on the brink of chaos .
. . 21-year-old Lucy feels content with her life in Hertfordshire - not least because she lives next door to Tom and Jamie, two very different brothers for whom she has equally great affection.
But her comfortable life is turned upside down when Tom decides he must travel to Spain to fight in the bloody Spanish Civil War. He is quickly followed by Jamie who, much to Lucy's despair, is supporting General Franco. To the dismay of her irascible father, Lucy decides that the only way to bring her boys back safely is to travel to Spain herself to persuade them to come home.
Yet when she sees the horrific effects of the war, she quickly becomes immersed in the lifesaving work the Quakers are doing to help the civilian population, many of whom are refugees. As the war progresses and the situation becomes increasingly perilous, Lucy realises that the challenge going forward is not so much which brother she will end up with, but whether any of them will survive the carnage long enough to decide . .
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an unforgettable story' Susan Meissner, author of The Nature of Fragile Things'Extraordinary events sensitively told' Lucy Jago, author of A Net For Small Fishes_____________________________1936. Civil war in Spain. A world on the brink of chaos .
. . 21-year-old Lucy feels content with her life in Hertfordshire - not least because she lives next door to Tom and Jamie, two very different brothers for whom she has equally great affection.
But her comfortable life is turned upside down when Tom decides he must travel to Spain to fight in the bloody Spanish Civil War. He is quickly followed by Jamie who, much to Lucy's despair, is supporting General Franco. To the dismay of her irascible father, Lucy decides that the only way to bring her boys back safely is to travel to Spain herself to persuade them to come home.
Yet when she sees the horrific effects of the war, she quickly becomes immersed in the lifesaving work the Quakers are doing to help the civilian population, many of whom are refugees. As the war progresses and the situation becomes increasingly perilous, Lucy realises that the challenge going forward is not so much which brother she will end up with, but whether any of them will survive the carnage long enough to decide . .
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