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All Her Own - by Diane Deeming (Paperback)
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Highlights
- Mary will not be broken...In the devastating aftermath of London's 1944 bombings, Mary Bray falls hopelessly in love with Charlie Lambert.
- Author(s): Diane Deeming
- 352 Pages
- Fiction + Literature Genres, Historical
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About the Book
Mary is stoic, she has a plan. Her struggles have strengthened her resolve, she is determined to forge a new life for her and her children. She is no longer that downtrodden woman.
Book Synopsis
Mary will not be broken...
In the devastating aftermath of London's 1944 bombings, Mary Bray falls hopelessly in love with Charlie Lambert. Together, they build a life in England a life enriched by the birth of a daughter. When Charlie is called away for military duty, Mary succumbs to the charms of Archie Bray, an egotistical Scot. Charlie discovers the affair and leaves Mary. She is inconsolable.
Now pregnant with Archie's child, and weighed down with regret, Mary has no option but to move with him to Glasgow, Scotland. She lives in a rat-infested tenement slum with a violent, abusive man with no potential or ambition.
Despite this, Mary is stoic, she has a plan. Her struggles have strengthened her resolve, she is determined to forge a new life for her and her children. She is no longer that downtrodden woman.
As her plans forge ahead, an unforseen setback threatens to destroy the years of planning. Her world falls apart, she is heartbroken with nowhere to turn ...
Mary Bray needs a miracle.
Review Quotes
Here's what readers are saying about' All Her Own':
Diane Deeming is a gifted writer. Her story will appeal to many readers, particularly those women who identify with raising children whilst tolerating a difficult husband.
Mary Bray is an exemplary woman. Her courage, strength, and drive to find a better life for her children is admirable. I loved reading her story.'
'A sprawling family saga that I could not put down.'
Mary, Alice, Kathy, Archie ... such vivid characters. I really enjoyed reading about them. It felt like we were right there in the Glasgow slums.