The Stationmaster's Daughter: Love, Friendship and Second Chances in World War 2 Glasgow (Glasgow and Clydebank Sagas)
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The Stationmaster's Daughter: Love, Friendship and Second Chances in World War 2 Glasgow (Glasgow and Clydebank Sagas)
Glasgow, 1935: The only child of loving parents, Carrie Burgess enjoys life as the stationmaster's daughter at Partick. Her one problem is her attraction to two very different young men. Ewen Livingstone is an uneducated railway labourer. Railway clerk Matt Campbell is the handsome son of a family which considers itself a cut above everyone else.
Ewen is Carrie's friend. Matt arouses her passions. When tragedy strikes, the appeal of Matt as a husband is to both her heart and her head, but Matt has a dark and violent side to his nature, as Carrie learns to her cost. Soon becoming the mother of two children, Carrie finds herself trapped - although she finds stalwart friends.
The Second World War brings all sorts of changes - including Ewen Livingstone walking back into her life...
A warm-hearted story of love, family, good neighbours and second chances.
