Daisy's Secret

Daisy's Secret

‘Another Lightfoot triumph’ Dorset Echo on Daisy’s Secret <br /> <br />‘An emotional and gritty Lake District saga’ Coventry Evening Telegraph on Daisy’s Secret <br /> <br />Can helping evacuees make up for losing her own child? <br /> <br />‘Don’t think for a minute that you can carry on as if nothing had happened. Not after behaving so shamefully. We’re done with you now, Daisy Atkins. You’re no longer any daughter of mine.’ <br /> <br />Abandoned by her sweetheart and rejected by her family, Daisy feels she has no choice but to agree to being evacuated to the Lakes at the start of the war. Still grieving for the baby boy she was forced to give up for adoption, she agrees that he will be her secret - a precious memory but spoken of to no one. <br /> <br />She seeks consolation by taking under her wing two frightened little girls. Together they suffer the hardship and insecurity of poor billets until finally settling at Lane End Farm near Keswick, the home of her Aunt Florrie, where she collects a few other lost souls in need of a sympathetic ear. <br /> <br />When she meets Harry Driscoll, a young airman, Daisy hopes to have a second chance at love; little does she know that her secret is about to come back to haunt her.