Lilian Harry is one of those lovely authors whose fans may argue about whether her April Groves books are better than her Burracombe ones. Well, now you have a book that links characters from both in a wedding. What more could you ask for?
Comparison: Jane Woods, Emma Blair, Margaret Dickinson.
| Primary Genre | Family Drama |
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It is December 1952. A wedding is being planned in April Grove, Portsmouth, and Jess and Frank Budd want to bring together all their friends and neighbours. They even invite Stella Simmons and her sister Maddy, who now live in the Devonshire village of Burracombe.
Dan and Ruth Hodges attend, together with Dan's son Sammy, who immediately falls in love with his childhood playmate Maddy. But Stephen Napier, son of the Squire of Burracombe, proves a strong rival and Maddy is not yet ready to make such a momentous decision about her life.
Meanwhile, Ruth's niece Lizzie and her husband Alec seem to have overcome the problems they encountered when Alec returned from the POW camp which almost broke him. But their happiness is threatened when a face from Lizzie's past reappears in her life and turns everything upside down.
A Penny a Day features in the following genres: Family Drama, Historical Fiction, Romance / Relationship Stories, eBooks of the Month, Fiction, Recommendations
A Penny a Day is available in Paperback
A Penny a Day was written by Lilian Harry and published by Orion Publishing Co
A Penny a Day has 339 pages
Yes it is part of Burracombe Novels series
£9.89
