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Blog Tour | The Charity of Strangers by Alison Burke

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Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Charity of Strangers by Alison Burke. Thanks go to the author and Rachel’s Random Resources for letting me join this tour.

About The Book

You can find almost anything in a charity shop, but can you find love?

You can certainly find friendship and there is both laughter and tears ahead when 19yr old Zaffron, lonely, anxious and without direction, meets Blaire Daintry, good-looking, charming, and gay.

Both volunteers in the charity shop, he has a hidden agenda, she has secrets,  but they are friends from the start, despite Blaire’s constant sparring with Ida, the stern, good-hearted older volunteer who Zaffron admires. And perhaps Ida has secrets too.

Together with other victims of the city’s housing crisis, Blaire and Zaffron set up a safe and happy home.  Secure at last, she tells him of the dreadful incident in her childhood that has marred her life, but not even his total acceptance gives her the confidence to start a relationship with an attractive and decent young army sergeant who falls in love with her.

Is it fear of the truth coming out that holds her back? Or is there some other reason, buried too deep in her heart for her to recognise?

About The Author

I was born and grew up in Lancashire, gained several nursing qualifications and had the privilege of a long and varied nursing career, briefly in the Royal Army Nursing Service abroad, mainly in the NHS in UK. True love and a happy family came my way and now I have the time to read, write and remember.

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Buy The Book

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Amazon US (buy here)

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4 thoughts on “Blog Tour | The Charity of Strangers by Alison Burke

  1. That sounds great, I do love hearing about new books!!

  2. That sounds like a great book, I am always on the look out for new book recommendations and one sounds right up my street.

  3. Rhian Westbury says:

    I like books where they’re like two unlikely strangers become friends who wouldn’t normally have been and this sounds just like that x

  4. Oh this definitely sounds like my kind of read . I am slowly getting through my book list but will add this one on the end 🙂

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