Education
She was educated at Roman Catholic schools in England and Belgium.
(Set against the turmoil of World War II, this book tells ...)
Set against the turmoil of World War II, this book tells the story of one woman's struggle amidst uncertainty and loss. She picks up the pieces of her life after the death of her mother by joining the WRNS. The author has also published "Sisters", "Lovers" and "Cousins".
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(Avril is in her late thirties and married to Hugh, a Navy...)
Avril is in her late thirties and married to Hugh, a Navy Officer who is charming but domineering. She has a secretarial job, but Hugh keeps her in her place and has been having affairs since six months into their marriage - they have no children as he doesn't want them. When Hugh is posted to St Vincent for six months she has a brief affair with her boss Keith. She feels no guilt, but finds herself pregnant - Keith suggests an abortion. Fortunately, Hugh sends for her to join him in St Vincent and she decides to keep the baby, passing it off as Hugh's. All is well until Hugh discovers the truth, confronts Avril and hits her. This initiates their separation and Avril's rediscovery of herself and her talent for painting - a talent denied by Hugh. Whilst approaching galleries, she meets again Hugh's brother Michael, part-owner of a gallery. She becomes his client and then his wife...
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( France, 1944: in the closing days of the Nazi Occupatio...)
France, 1944: in the closing days of the Nazi Occupation, a beautiful young Englishwoman arrives in the war-torn town of Bourg-en-Bresse to work as an interpreter. Unbeknownst to her superiors, though, the spirited Jill Sinclair also plans to search for the French soldier who has captured her heart . . .
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She was educated at Roman Catholic schools in England and Belgium.
And in 1986 the British Travel Association Award. Personal life
In London, she worked as journalist on the Woman"s Page of The Times Newspaper, and from 1950 to 1972 as a director of the advertising agency Young and Rubicam. In 1947, she met John Goodwin, a former lieutenant in the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and later theatre publicist and head of publications and publicity at the Royal Shakespeare Company and The National Theatre, he also edited Peter Hall"s diaries and they had a son, Tim.
They finally married in 1971, after she was widowed.
She died on 28 February 2008.
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(Book by Goodwin, Suzanne)
(Book by Goodwin, Suzanne)