Karen Farrington Boeken

Uplifting and heartwarming: drama, courage and romance at Marlow's department store this Christmas

The new book in the heart-warming WW2 family saga series!

The new book in the heartwarming WW2 family saga series - available to pre- order now!

Lifeboats occupy a particular place in people's hearts as unpaid volunteers regularly take to their boats often in extremely adverse conditions to rescue others from the sea.

Hardcover edition with original dust jacket. Jacket has slight shelf wear on back cover. Otherwise, this book is in perfect condition, with no marks, tears, stains, highlighting, or evidence of use; binding is tight and solid.

Set against the backdrop of war, three friends navigate unexpected transformations in their lives and relationships. As they face challenges and confront their fears, the story explores themes of resilience, friendship, and the impact of conflict on personal growth. With a compelling narrative that captures the essence of their journey, this book delves into the complexities of their evolving dynamics, making it a poignant read. Anna Jacobs highly recommends this gripping tale of change and endurance.

This book looks at some of the more inexplicable aspects of our lives, and seeks to uncover the truth behind the stories that have become popular currency in our sceptical culture. Its investigations encompass a vast number of unanswered questions that have tormented some of the most brilliant intellects in recent years. If you want to know the latest information about the death of Marilyn Monroe, the existence of Atlantis and the malign power of curses, you will find all the facts here, presented in an objective manner so that you can make up your own mind. Fated Destiny presents the truth and nothing but the truth. It does not seek to sensationalize- but then it doesn't need to. At times, the facts are sensational enough.

"The book delves into some fantastic events and comes up with some extraordinary conclusion."

In 1940, as Britain braced for war, a group of poor London girls were dispatched to a children's home in Ascot to escape the merciless Luftwaffe bombing. At Englemere Wood they came under the care of the formidable but kindly Matron Doris Bailey - the Angel of Englemere - who cherished each girl as her own. Through first-hand accounts from the surviving girls, their stories and anecdotes shed light on life at the time - from the emotional upheaval of evacuation to adventures on the royal grounds of their new home - and the work of a woman who helped save a generation.