Don’t Blame Me
Overview
When tragedy struck twenty-five years ago, Dee’s world fell apart.
With painful reminders all around her she flew to Australia to start a new life. Now, with her dad dying, she’s needed back in England. But these are unprecedented times. It’s the spring of 2020 and as Dee returns to the beautiful medieval house in rural Kent where she grew up among apple orchards and hop fields, England goes into lockdown, trapping her in the village. The person she least wanted to see has also returned, forcing her to confront the painful past and resolve matters between them.
Weaving between past and present this emotional and absorbing family saga is about hope, resilience and the healing power of forgiveness.
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Review
“Two people, one from America and the other from Australia, meet again in their childhood home in the south of England. Set in the time of the beginning of the Covid lockdown, it may well, in the future, be a referred slice of history as it clearly describes what it was like to be separated from family and friends, each unit isolated from another. Dee has been betrayed, Jay can’t handle the past, but running away they take they problems with them. The author brings the characters to life and writes from the heart about tragedy, personal loss, heartbreak and betrayal. if you’ve read the earlier books, although this one is a standalone, we meet some old characters. It’s a good read and I enjoyed the book.”