โ Scribed by Thorne, Nicola
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Individual
acts of heroism and endurance mingle with the mystery of Irenes disappearance
and the fate of the Woodvilles old adversary, Bart Sadler, who risks
everything to find her.
It is July 1939 and Alexander Martyn has married
Irene, a beautiful German girl. After a blissful honeymoon in Italy, Irene
returns to Berlin to warn a friend of the impending danger and immediately
disappears without trace. Alexander joins the RAF, but his thoughts are always
on his brides unknown fate. But this is not the only catastrophe to engulf the
family as the whole world bursts into the flames of conflict.
Ending in 1950 this volume brings to a close the
saga of the Dorset landowners, the Woodville family, and the people of the small
parish of Wenham, their friends and associates, which began in 1880 when Queen
Victoria still ruled the British Empire.
This
is the final book in the six part
The
People of This Parish Saga
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