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Dance With Wings
They fell in love as war waged... Now their secret is tearing a family apart... Dance With Wings is a heart-warming family drama spanning three generations, with an unforgettable wartime love story at its heart. Amelia Carr's novel is the perfect read for fans of Lucinda Riley, Kate Morton and Katherine Webb. '... a fraught wartime drama in which dark secrets, long buried, threaten to tear a family apart' - Vogue Australia When the telegram arrives on a bright sunny day in 1942, Nancy feels sick with dread. But instead of wartime bad news, it's from the legendary Jackie Cochran, asking Nancy to fly for Great Britain. For Nancy, a girl with flying in her blood, it's an opportunity she simply ...
A Song At Sunset
A wartime love affair tears a family apart. Can old wounds ever be healed? The past takes action on the present in A Song At Sunset, as secret lovers torn apart in World War Two separates a mother and daughter by guilt and shame forty years later. Amelia Carr's novel is the perfect read for fans of Lucinda Riley, Rachel Hore and Katherine Webb. When the Second World War breaks out, Carrie Chapman rebels against her controlling husband to work at a local hospital. Amidst the chaos of the Bristol blitz, Carrie finds herself falling in love with a young doctor, Dev. Carrie's willing to defy convention and leave her stifling marriage for Dev, but one summer evening, horrific events change Carrie...
A Woman of Secrets
A lost love. A guilty conscience. A heroic sacrifice. A Woman of Secrets is Amelia Carr's compelling, dramatic multi-generational family drama set against the danger of World War Two, drawing together the past and the present. The perfect read for fans of Lucinda Riley, Kate Morton and Rachel Hore. 1947. One wet and chilly November afternoon a woman stands at the edge of a lake forced into a heartbreaking choice between her past and her future. 2008. Police diver Martha makes an incredible discovery in a local lake of a package containing a series of lost mementoes which reveal a story of intrigue, betrayal and heartbreak. As the threads of the past and present are drawn together, Martha's world, and that of her family, is changed for ever. What readers are saying about A Woman of Secrets: 'I loved everything about this book' 'I couldn't put it down and cried at the beginning and the end, I felt so involved with the story' 'The characters: each and every one touched my heart. The story: so clever, fascinating, heart-breaking and wonderful'
The Secret She Kept
A mother tragically lost... A daughter's search for the truth... Filled with secrets, twists and turns, Amelia Carr's duel-strand romantic epic The Secret She Kept is the perfect read for fans of Kate Morton, Rachel Hore and Katherine Webb. Fearless Felicity Penrose thrives on adventure: she's one of the most experienced female sailors in the world. But one day, in the middle of the 1950s, her boat is found abandoned. Fliss has mysteriously vanished, tragically leaving behind her husband and baby girl. Nearly thirty years later, Emma's world is rocked when she is approached by journalist Mike Bond with an extraordinary revelation: that Fliss was seen in America after she was presumed drowned. As Emma delves into her mother's past, she begins to unravel a tale of deep, abiding love and promises forgotten. And the rest of her family are thrown into turmoil. For Fliss is not the only one with secrets long-concealed... What readers are saying about The Secret She Kept: 'Had me gripped right from the start to the very last page' 'There is no disappointment in this emotional page-turner' 'I loved the way it went backwards and forwards in time - the whole story was a wonderful tale'
Carr's, 1813-1987
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Uncle John Carr
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The genealogy of the family of Haslewood, Staffordshire and Warwickshire branches; also, the genealogy of Haselwood, Barbadoes branch
The Haslewood family in England between 1705 and 1881, and the Haselwood family in Barbadoes between 1780 and 1881.
The Jewish-Christian Encounter in Medieval Preaching
This book explores the complexity of preaching as a phenomenon in the medieval Jewish-Christian encounter. This was not only an "encounter" as physical meeting or confrontation (such as the forced attendance of Jews at Christian sermons that took place across Europe), but also an "imaginary" or theological encounter in which Jews remained a figure from a distant constructed time and place who served only to underline and verify Christian teachings. Contributors also explore the Jewish response to Christian anti-Jewish preaching in their own preaching and religious instruction.
