Swingboats on the Sand
Swingboats on the Sand by Grace Thompson, published by Severn House in 2001, is a historical fiction novel that spans 252 pages. Set against the backdrop of St David’s Well during 1940, the story revolves around the Castle family, who have operated Piper’s Cafe on the beach for three generations. As business thrives, underlying tensions emerge within the family, particularly concerning Bethan Castle’s engagement to Freddy Clements, whose desire for adventure leads to complications that affect Beth’s peace of mind.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of family dynamics and personal conflict during a tumultuous time. The story delves into the challenges faced by Bethan as she navigates her relationship with Freddy, whose actions create sleepless nights for her. With elements of war and military history woven into the plot, this edition offers a glimpse into the lives of those affected by the broader societal changes of the era.
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The Castles have owned Piper’s Cafe on the beach at St David’s Well for three generations and, in 1940, business is booming. But not everyone in the family is happy. Bethan Castle becomes engaged to Freddy Clements, but he longs for excitement before being called up and his indiscretions soon cause Beth sleepless nights.
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