Pam Weaver Books in Order

Dottie's husband returns from war transformed into a cruel stranger, then learns he must raise an orphaned child from an earlier relationship. The girl's arrival exposes inconsistencies in his story, forcing Dottie to question her marriage and uncover what he has concealed.

In postwar Worthing, widowed Grace struggles after her pregnant daughter Bonnie runs away to London. Another daughter seeks escape through marriage, while Grace's boss offers help at a price, testing whether family love can reunite three women facing separate hardships.

Connie and Eva become friends during the VE Day celebrations despite belonging to feuding families. Nursing training and complicated romances deepen their bond, but investigating the secrets behind their families' hostility threatens the friendship both have come to depend on.

Pregnant Annie Royal's new life in postwar Worthing collapses when another woman arrives claiming to be her husband's wife. After Henry's arrest for bigamy, Annie must find support as childbirth approaches and her marriage proves a lie.

Hotel worker Ruby Bateman falls for a photographer in 1930s Worthing, imagining a life beyond her hometown. A family tragedy and her brother's attraction to the Blackshirts threaten that future, leaving Ruby struggling to hold her family together amid growing unrest.

After witnessing an attack on her mother, silent young Emily is placed in a children's home as Christmas approaches. Meanwhile, lonely Susan Marley faces the holiday in Worthing, where an unexpected connection may offer both of them comfort and belonging.

Worthing's only policewoman, Amy Hobbs, must contend with dismissive superiors while investigating suspected black-market activity in 1943. As Christmas approaches, a local woman's fears about a nighttime watcher add urgency to Amy's determination to protect the seaside town.

Ruby and Jim’s Worthing guest house welcomes German visitors and Jewish refugees as war approaches. While Ruby tries to help those in her care, revelations about Jim’s childhood threaten a marriage already struggling to find stability.

Evacuated from London in 1939, twins Shirley and Tom find themselves trapped with a cruel farmer. As Tom’s health deteriorates and contact with their mother is restricted, Shirley must find a way to protect them both.

In wartime Worthing, policewoman Amy Hobbs investigates a woman's body found in a river while handling a series of thefts. With skeptical male colleagues, visiting family, and community obligations competing for attention, she must prove herself without overlooking a dangerous clue.

After an aircraft crash brings them together in wartime Worthing, Pip, Stella and Lillian form a singing trio to raise morale. Their friendship faces new demands when husbands return from combat changed by their experiences.

Orphaned by the war, Sheila joins her cousin Ronnie in Worthing, where they take over their grandfather’s failing garage. Their determination to rebuild the business faces family resentment and a secret that tests their growing trust.

Izzie has raised her younger sister since their mother left and their father’s temper drove them away. A café job offers new possibilities, but her mother’s return forces her to reconsider the history that shaped their lives.

After finding a home with her aunt, Frankie joins the women’s branch of the British Army during the Second World War. Her love for American doctor Romare faces the racism he hoped to escape by coming to Britain.

Sisters Amy and Lillian flee their stepfather by hiding aboard an evacuation train from London. Kindly strangers offer them a home in Worthing, but wartime safety remains uncertain when the past they escaped begins to catch up.

Sisters Amelie and Mireille join the wartime effort while haunted by the sister taken from them years earlier. Nursing and a dangerous assignment in occupied France test their courage and offer a possible route toward reunion.