Diana Dodd

In 1941, Winston Churchill rallied the United Kingdom to stand alone against Hitler and his troops. The Adams family shared the determination of the Prime Minister, even though the family had their own problems and tragedies to cope with.  Book 14 of series.

Mandy and James have rescued an orphaned baby deer from the forest, but Baby Sprite is refusing to feed and without milk she'll die.

The Festival of Britain symbolizes a new spirit of optimism for the whole country. For Poppy this means success with her catering business as rationing and food shortages end. Yet for Chloe, Poppy's stepdaughter, these are years of bitterness not optimism!  Book 5 of series.

When a chance meeting brings together Richard's wife and mistress they are startled by the difference between them and, eventually, an enduring friendship begins to develop. The bond survives a tragedy worse than either can imagine.

A charming village has something its inhabitants don't really want - a Peeping Tom!

A chance remark on the telephone leads Eleanor to the discovery that her husband of twenty years has been leading a double life, and now Eleanor wants revenge!

Agnes Campion inherits her beloved Flagge House from her uncle, but its upkeep soon becomes a burden to her. Should she sell as property developer Julian advises, or keep it regardless of the problems?