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After reading a steady stream of books from “my side of the pond,” I loved the Briticisms in this book. Between jumpers, bedsits, filter coffee, dual-carriageways and punters this book is about as firmly grounded in the British Isles as the Tower of London. First, let’s deal with a somewhat problematic premise. Jag is convinced..

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Eric’s life is tossed upside down and inside out. His wife is killed in a car accident. He’s left trying to put his life and the family he has left, his daughter and mother-in-law. He feels guilt for his wife’s death and tries to find solace in the bottle. He leaves the funeral arrangements to..

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Genuinely super good! entertaining and thought provoking! Almost gave 5! my 5s are reserved for the best of the best tho

This story touches the heart and teaches a lot of history about family life during the war.

A story for peace. As brilliant story for peace. Thank you so much Adrian Beckingham and Rafe Beckley.

This story will be a good history lesson for anyone interested in studying how domestic life changed for families in London during the First World War

I have a huge crush on Sebastian and Jay. Back from when they first ran into each other through to their happily ever after, I’ve rooted for them, I’ve occasionally wanted to slap some sense into them, and I’ve fallen in love with them. From virtual unknowns to one of the best footballers in the..

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Because this story was worth the time to listen. Thank you author Adrian Beckingham and narrator Rafe Beckley for a solid job done in sharing so important and so moving a subject as WW1.

A powerful war story suitable for older children which leaves the listener fully engaged. Thanks Adrian Beckingham and Rafe Beckley.

A great and vivid story reminding us of the real values in life, and a call both for appreciation what those in the world war one went thru but also peace.