Pontypridd 1942. When America enters the war, the GIs bring as many problems as hopes …
Alma finds comfort in her friendship with Chuck Reynolds, who misses his family as much as she misses Charlie, a spy behind enemy lines, long presumed dead. Embittered widow Jenny Powell seizes the chance of pleasure on her own terms and Anthea Llewellyn Jones, the bank manager’s. daughter, makes a disastrous mistake that threatens Bethan’s marriage. Meanwhile, the demands of war make the miners’ lives even more hazardous.
Catrin Collier beautifully evokes the tensions and divided loyalties of a town struggling to adjust not only to war, but also to culture clashes and changing standards. And as the war ends, new strifes emerge
In a very good condition. Some creasing to the spine. See photos for more details.
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