- Hardcover: 410 pages
- Publisher: Little Brown (Feb 3 2004)
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 0316858048
- ISBN-13: 978-0316858045
- Shipping Weight: 282 g
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Eve Gilchrist is born on New Year's Day 1900. The daughter of a liberal-minded Wiltshire doctor, she grows up in the village of Staple Abbots and attends the local school. Among the farm-workers children she stands alone, isolated by class through her father and her uncle, the local squire.
But she does make one firm friend in Frank Mailer, a small, intelligent boy who leaves school at the age of 12 to work in the fields. Eve's affection for Frank blossoms into love, and she assumes they will marry; but her uncle has other ideas and intervenes with devastating effect...
As the century stumbles on from tragedy to triumph and back again, Eve finds hope and a kind of fulfilment in the poorer districts of Bristol, as she makes a life for herself in this enthralling saga of courage and conviction.
Brenda Clark worked as a clerical officer for the Ministry of Labour and National Service until her marriage in 1955. With her two children at school she found the time to indulge her long-held ambition to write, and her first novel was accepted for publication in 1968. Since then she has published, under various pseudonyms, another thirty books. Brenda Clark lives in Bristol.
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