Cardigan Bay
by John Kerr

A GRIPPING WWII SAGA OF LOST LOVE AND SECOND CHANCES

London, 1942.

TWO LOST SOULS DESTINED TO FIND EACH OTHER

Major Charles Davenport is evacuated to England to recuperate, following the Battle of Tobruk. A letter is awaiting him. His wife wants a divorce. She has fallen in love with another man.

A WOUNDED SOLDIER

Mary Kennedy is a young Irish-American, who has moved to her grandparent’s cottage in Ireland. She is mourning the loss of her husband and infant daughter. As part of a Red Cross morale-building effort, she writes letters to a young British soldier. But his letters cease following the fall of Tobruk.

A WOUNDED HEART

She goes to a Sussex army hospital to find out what happened to him. There Mary meets Major Davenport, his commanding officer, and love blossoms between them.

They long to build a life together. But then Davenport is sent back into battle.

WILL THEIR LOVE BE TORN APART BY WAR?

This beautifully written romance set against the dramatic events of World War Two is perfect for fans of Josephine Cox, Anna Jacobs, Jeffery Archer and Ken Follet.

Reviews

““This is a story of war and intrigue, of loss and love and it is so well written. I was lured in right from the beginning.” Angela”

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