Diney Costeloe
The Girls Who Dared to Love
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1914, London, and Lucinda McFarlane, presented for her coming-out into society, curtseys to the King and Queen. She launches into a whirlwind season of ...Read Review
The Girl Who Dared to Dream
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This is a simple tale narrated chronologically, mainly from the point of view of one principal character. No literary tricks, but beautifully crafted. ...Read Review
The French Wife
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Readers of Diney Costeloe’s Children of the Siege will welcome the chance to find out what happened to the St. Clair family ...Read Review
Children of the Siege
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In 1870 the wealthy St Clair family had left their comfortable Parisian home to spend the summer in the country. However, they did not ...Read Review
Miss Mary’s Daughter
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Miss Mary, having married against her father’s wishes, was banished from the family estate in Cornwall. Some 25 years later, in 1886, Mary dies, ...Read Review
The Married Girls
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The 2nd World War has ended with great celebrations and a yearning for a new, predictable world. This is the England in which ...Read Review
The Sisters of St Croix
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Nuns in occupied France face the Nazi menace, struggling and scheming with the Resistance to smuggle Jews and British airmen to safety. The ...Read Review
The Lost Soldier
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The story begins in Dorset in 1921. Eight ash trees have been planted on a village green to commemorate eight men who died in ...Read Review
Evil on the Wind
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This novel starts in 1937. When Adolf Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933 he set about establishing a pure Aryan race, wiping out ...Read Review






