Flame Child

‘…Reminiscent of Catherine Cookson’s novels. Highly recommended’ – LIBRARY JOURNAL ‘The novel spins and cascades with exciting action’ – BOOKLIST It was always the same image that appeared in Annabel’s dreams, that of her mother and baby brother trapped in the fire which caused their deaths. As a child, self-preservation demanded that she forget what had happened that night. But as she grew into womanhood, her life was overshadowed by guilt. Eventually, Annabel finds security in marriage. With the arrival of her son, she begins to feel that her happiness is complete. Then the nightmares return…Annabel is convinced that her only chance of future peace lies in remembering what happened all those years ago. But would the reality be more disturbing than the nightmares?