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‘An exciting, action-packed book, which makes a very enjoyable, satisfying read as the women begin to find their own identities in a male-dominated world.’ Western Telegraph
Despite the privations and the danger, living and loving must go on. Some Sunny Day vividly depicts the courage, the grit, the emotion and the defiant laughter of war torn London when, as friends and neighbours, men and women, rich and poor, the inhabitants of Lavender Road face up the the trials and tribulations of the London Blitz.
Shy Katy Parsons from the pub finally summons the courage to enroll as a nurse, but finds the rigours of hospital life even more difficult to bear than her secret love for the enigmatic, unobtainable Canadian, Ward Frazer.
Away on an ENSA tour, Jen Carter finds herself unexpectedly homesick, while her mother, Joyce, prefers to face the terror of the burning streets on the WVS van than suffer her husband’s brutality at home.
Pam Nelson longs for a baby to breathe life into her flagging marriage. At the other end of the street, eighteen year old Louise, daughter of the strict, authoritarian brewer Greville Rutherford, faces the crisis of her life when she finds she is pregnant with an illegitimate child.
'Funny, poignant, emotional and unputdownable, Some Sunny Day rips along, taking you with it into wartime London and the lives of these engaging and incredibly varied characters.'
Despite the privations and the danger, living and loving must go on. Some Sunny Day vividly depicts the courage, the grit, the emotion and the defiant laughter of war torn London when, as friends and neighbours, men and women, rich and poor, the inhabitants of Lavender Road face up the the trials and tribulations of the London Blitz.
Shy Katy Parsons from the pub finally summons the courage to enroll as a nurse, but finds the rigours of hospital life even more difficult to bear than her secret love for the enigmatic, unobtainable Canadian, Ward Frazer.
Away on an ENSA tour, Jen Carter finds herself unexpectedly homesick, while her mother, Joyce, prefers to face the terror of the burning streets on the WVS van than suffer her husband’s brutality at home.
Pam Nelson longs for a baby to breathe life into her flagging marriage. At the other end of the street, eighteen year old Louise, daughter of the strict, authoritarian brewer Greville Rutherford, faces the crisis of her life when she finds she is pregnant with an illegitimate child.
'Funny, poignant, emotional and unputdownable, Some Sunny Day rips along, taking you with it into wartime London and the lives of these engaging and incredibly varied characters.'
