After a family tragedy, Kay Brackenbridge
moves from London to live in the country, in a village called Appley Green. Kay soon
discovers all is not peaceful and quiet, in this rural setting.
Kay soon finds herself involved in the
local dispute involving the community of Romany Gypsy Travellers. Kay helps out
a young girl called Lena, and her two small children. Will helping Lena out with her problems not
only help Lena, but help Kay come to terms with her emotional past?
Gypsies Stop tHere is just a delightful
story about different people’s attitudes. The issues covered in this storyline
very much still happen a lot in today’s society, and these issues are covered
in a sensitive and thoughtful way, that show both points of view, and make this
book a very interesting read. Author Miriam Wakerly has really done her
research and presents the story really well. I really enjoyed this beautiful
story, and I will now go straight on and read Miriam next book No Gypsies
Served.
Miriam Wakerly has had short stories and
articles published in magazines. Gypsies Stop tHere is her first novel and was
launched the day after she retired in 2008; No Gypsies Served followed two
years later. In 2012 she published Shades of Appley Green the first of a new
series of Appley Green village novels.
To buy this book from Amazon.co.uk, click
here http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/0955843200
For more information about the author,
click here http://miriamwakerly.blogspot.co.uk
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