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Zusatztext An engaging and gripping post-war saga Informationen zum Autor Pam's saga novels The re's Always Tomorrow , Better Days Will Come , Pack Up Your Troubles , For Better For Worse and Blue Moon are set in Worthing during the austerity years. Pam's inspiration comes from her love of people and their stories, and her passion for the town of Worthing. With the sea on one side and the Downs on the other, Worthing has a scattering of small villages within its urban sprawl, and in some cases tight-knit communities, making it an ideal setting for the modern saga. Klappentext WORTHING, 1937 Ruby and Jim Searle run a guest house in Worthing, but the newly-weds have had a rocky start to their marriage. Their troubles are only set to get worse when Jim starts to unravel a dark secret from his past. The guest house is in high demand, and Ruby is asked to take in two German schoolboys on a cultural exchange. She agrees, but when they arrive they seem more like grown men and their activities are far from innocent. The Germans' arrival is followed by that of two Jewish refugees, and Ruby does as much as she can to help these young girls whilst they're in her care. As the country gears up for war, Ruby throws herself into war work as a distraction from her troubles at home. But revelations from Jim's childhood continue to surface, with devastating consequences. And when war is declared, Ruby's life is changed forever . . . Praise for Pam Weaver 'A heart-rending story about mothers and daughters' Kitty Neale 'Engaging and gripping' Take a Break It's 1937 and England is feeling jittery about Hitler's rise to power. Zusammenfassung Sometimes, home is where the heartbreak is Ruby and Jim Searle run a guest house in Worthing, but the newlyweds have had a rocky start to their marriage. Their troubles are only set to get worse when Jim starts to unravel a dark secret from his past. The guest house is in high demand and Ruby is asked to take in two German schoolboys on a cultural exchange. She agrees, but when they arrive they seem more like grown men and their activities are far from innocent. The Germans' arrival is followed by that of two Jewish refugees and Ruby does as much as she can to help these young girls in her care. The country gears up for war and Ruby throws herself into war work as a distraction from her troubles at home. The revelations from Jim's childhood deepen, with devastating consequences. And as war is declared, Ruby's life is changed forever . . . ...
