| Winter
Wine
When Henry Lett dies, leaving a restaurant that is far from thriving, his
young widow is keen to sell the business and make what profit she can. But
his nephew Edwin is loath to see the once-famous Letts pass out of the
family's hands, and he persuades Hugh Lett, Henry's son from his first
marriage, to come in as his partner and set the restaurant back on its feet
again. With Helen, the daughter of one-time restaurant manager William
Goodridge, also on board, it seems an ideal proposition. However, there is a
bumpy ride ahead: both Hugh and Edwin fall for Helen, and though she marries
Edwin and has two beautiful baby daughters, the flame of attraction between
her and Hugh still simmers in the background, while a fearful Will watches
over the trio, waiting and wondering when to reveal a devastating secret...
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| A Better
Life
Set in East London in the 1920s, this is the story of Cissy, a young girl
from a poor background, who yearns for something better than the drab
existence she sees stretching out before her. Her friend Daisy introduces
her to the bright lights and Cissy meets the man destined to change her
life.
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| For All
The Bright Promise
When her hero, Matt, joins the army in 1939, Maggie disentangles herself
from her clinging mother in order to do her bit for the war effort by
becoming a nurse. Her new-found skills give her fresh confidence. The next
time Matt encounters her he will see a very different girl.
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| The
Bowmaker Girls
Set against the background of the Essex Coast, this saga charts the lives of
a fishing family, the Bowmakers, during the depression. Danny and his four
sisters are often daunted, but never beaten.
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