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The year is 1911, and Otis Hewetson, 17 years old, is spending her summer holiday with her parents in Southsea. There she meets Jack and Esther Moth, the children of a police inspector, little suspecting that their future destinies are intertwined. By the author of "Jude".

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Two women, two lives, two very different fates.

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As World War Two breaks over Europe, Eve Anders is already a veteran from the Spanish Civil War. But now shes called to a very different kind of action: to come home to train for the newly-formed SOE.

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Lu grows up in the Portsmouth slums of the 1920s. She has to work in the infamous staymaking trade, where women endure conditions so appalling that Lu realizes things must change. She loves two very different men, finds deep friendship and develops a growing political awareness.