Somewhere to Call Home

She must learn to live without him and start living her life again…

Newly widowed after a whirlwind wartime romance, Stella Nolan is preparing to meet her late husband's family for the first time. Arriving at his family home, Warren's End, Stella finds that the Great War has left a bitter legacy, and not all of her new in-laws are prepared to offer her a warm welcome. Stella's sister-in-law Rosalie makes her hostility plain, and it's not always easy for Stella to stand up to her overbearing mother-in-law. It isn't long before Stella realises that the family she belongs to is one riven with tension, disappointments, shameful secrets and bitter quarrels.

An unforeseen turn of events means that Stella ends up staying with the Nolan family a great deal longer than she had planned. She must adapt to a new life of countless ups and downs. Will she overcome heartbreak and scandal to find true happiness?

A captivating wartime saga perfect for fans of Elaine Roberts and Rosie Clarke. Elizabeth Jeffrey lives in the small waterfront town near Colchester where she was born. She is a prolific short story writer, with over a hundred of her stories published or broadcast. She is married with three children and seven grand-children.