Safe Return Home - Elizabeth Waite Reviews
Newest Review: ... and sadly this never for-filled my expectations. When I purchased this book I knew nothing about the author Elizabeth Waite ... more
... and I was surprised to read she had written 17 novels. With this being one of her more recent stories written in 2007. Although I was impressed that she worked on the buses during the War, so I hoped this would help her descriptions as I certainly believe no-one can describe a time or scene like someone who has experienced it.
Don't get me wrong I know I quite often come across as a misery, but I have not got a problem with stories about romance and love as long as they are exciting or have real feeling and depth...more
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Elizabeth Waite Safe Return Home (Severn House Large Print) Pages: 320, Edition: Large type edition, Hardcover, Severn House ... Last Update 24.05.2013 03:53
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Elizabeth Waite Safe Return Home (SevernHouse Large Print)
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Customer Safe Return Home - Elizabeth Waite Reviews (1)
by - written on 18/01/12 (Very useful, 90 readings)
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==Synopsis of the book:== During the Great Depression of the 1930's Emma and Sam Pearson offered two orphaned boys a two week holiday in the peaceful village of North Waltham in Hampshire. The boys from London, John and Tom had little more than the rags they where wearing and no possessions. After the holiday was over the Pearson's tried to adopt the boys and then Foster them but this was without success. But then the boys disappeared and after six months they turned up on their doorstep and lived with them until they where adults. Time has moved on and the family are dealing with the horrors of the Second World War and while the bombing ... Read the complete review
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