Always There
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Average customer review:Product Description
Amidst the turmoil and disruption of 1950s Notting Hull, young mother Daisy Rivers has created a small pocket of tranquility in the bedsit she shares with her two daughters. Her life is by no means perfect but it is a far cry from the lonely years she spent in an orphanage as a child. Meanwhile in the plush surroundings of the Cliff Head Hotel in Torquay, June, the sister Daisy hasn't seen since they were separated by adoption, is close to despair. A life of wealth and privilege and a happy marriage aren't enough to erase the legacies of her past and a terrible secret, ignored for too long, forces her to seek out the sister she hasn't seen in almost twenty years...
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #411444 in Books
- Published on: 2002-09-02
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 448 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Pamela Evans was born and brought up in Hanwell in the Borough of Ealing, London, the youngest of six children. She is married with two sons and now lives in Wales.
Customer Reviews
Simple Read, Simple Tale, Simply Engrossed!
This is another good book from Pamela Evans. It tells the tale of two sisters, Daisy and June, who find each other after being separated at the children's home when they were small. Each sister has a tale to tell, Daisy is an unmarried mother of 2, with a passion for a no good man, and longing desire for someone she briefly met who happens to be the best friend of June's husband, Alan. June has run away from her husband, fearing that she can't have children, fed up with the treatment by her mother in law but with a desire for it all to be put right again. There are a number of smaller characters who run through the book with great relevance to the plot. By the end of the book, all of their lives have become entwined. It is the sort of book, that warrants a sequel. They all become involved in running a hotel at the end and that in itself could possibly be the source of much material for another book

