MORE SCOUSE, VICAR?

ISBN: 978-1-85756-618-5 Price: £10.95 Pages 289 Paperback 2008
Set in the Second World War this moving story charts the life of one family in Liverpool. Emily is a young mother, with two young daughters, whose husband Jimmy is in the navy, pursuing U-boats far out in the Atlantic Ocean. She takes on some cleaning at the local vicarage, but the long-standing housekeeper’s retirement unexpectedly catapults her into filling this responsible position. Moments of tragedy and treasured moments of happiness are used to reveal a strong community. As the war draws to a close, much in Emily’s life has changed, yet she still nurtures a desire to emigrate to Canada and to begin a new life … Although this story is fictional, Billy Forshaw has drawn on many historical sources, national as well as local, including eyewitness accounts, to ensure accuracy in his portrayal of the wartime atmosphere. The reader is given a real sense of the hardships and anxieties suffered during this time of conflict, with humour obviously playing a large part in helping everyone to cope.About the Author
Billy Forshaw was born in Liverpool and was brought up in Bootle. After two years’ national service in Hong Kong, he returned to the UK and trained at Padgate College, where he went on to have a long and successful career in teaching mathematics and coaching athletics. His strong family roots remain established in Bootle, Waterloo, Kirkdale and Walton.The book is available from:
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