HOSPITAL GIRLS: Manchester, during the Second World War. Trainee nurse, Liz Frankel, a Jewish refugee from Hitler's Germany, is assigned to the ward for German POWs and finds herself strangely drawn to one of them. But this forbidden relationship cannot last and once peace comes he returns home. She then finds happiness with a wounded ex-paratrooper, only for tragedy to strike soon afterwards. Liz must wait to see if she finds a true lasting love...
A VERY LOUD VOICE: It is 1920, and Inga Abott is left in the care of her pushy grandmother, Margot, after her father dies in the war and her mother deserts her to run away with a married man. With a promising voice, Margot thrusts her into the pressures of the local music scene, to brighten the tarnished family reputation. But all Inga longs for is to settle down, with her mother and half brother. She spends her teenage years split between these two worlds until a terrible accident puts the burden of family responsibility onto her shoulders.
Praise for DASIA:
- 'Written with warmth and feeling' JOSEPHINE COX
Paperback:
£7.99
Published 06/07/2006
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