Always Remember

About the Book

Sarah, a poorly educated but intelligent orphan-girl in the 1930’s, is seduced and, being destitute, is forced to leave her precious baby outside a hospital. We follow her struggle to make a life for herself and simultaneously follow the life of the baby, Linda, who is adopted by caring parents. They insist on telling her she’s adopted and this creates an identity problem - she only feels happy when pretending to be someone else which results in her becoming a world class actress. Strange circumstances bring the two of them together and we see what happens then.

About the Author

Born in London 65 years ago, a widow with two grown-up sons, one of whom lives in America and the other in Devon, she divides her time between the UK and her house in USA where she can write peacefully by Whitmore Lake. After working as a language teacher and living in France, she studied creative writing under Sandie Traveller and at Winchester University, writing short stories at fi rst, one of which was broadcast on the radio, then graduating to novels, of which, to date, she has written four. Patricia also enjoys painting and has travelled widely visiting all fi ve continents.