The women of the Granville family find their lives changed—and endangered—as World War II rages in this novel in the “sweeping and poignant series” (Booklist).
The Granville family has fled bomb-torn London for Hartley Hall in Surrey, but even away from the city, life remains turbulent. Rosie is trapped in a loveless marriage to a penniless peer. With her husband away fighting, she finds the temptations that come with his absence too much to avoid.
Meanwhile, her younger sister Juliet’s world comes crashing down when she must face a tragedy without the support of the only man she has ever loved. Desperate to forget her past, she puts herself in the line of danger as a Red Cross nurse, braving the carnage of the Blitz.
And the fragile peace at Hartley Hall is disrupted further when fifteen-year-old Louise becomes involved with an East End evacuee—and threatens the family with yet another scandal . . .
Praise for the Granville novels
“A gripping and enjoyable historical saga filled with one family's triumphs and tragedies set against a broad canvas.” —Booklist
Una-Mary Parker always had a passion for writing, working on several newspapers and later for British Tatler, she was also a prolific broadcaster. A celebrated beauty, born to the life she writes about, her sensational debut novel, Riches,was published to outstanding international critical acclaim. A glamorous and well known society figure, she leaves a huge legacy of books for women who relish romance, intrigue, passion and inspiration.