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"A novel whose freshness of tone, energy of plotting and sweet nature make it exceptional by any standards"-Eliza Charlton, "Sunday Telegraph" "Few novelists offer such a rich concoction of amoral spice and cleverness; but to judge her work exlusively on this level is to miss more subtle rewards"-Elizabeth Buchan, "Mail on Sunday" "With its brilliant final twist, this is Mary Wesley's best yet"-Katie Campbell, "Evening Standard"

Early in 1941, Juno Marlowe is hurrying down a London street as the bombs start to fall. She is rescued by a stranger who offers her the protection of his house. This marks the beginning of a series of encounters that take her to the West Country, where she may no longer be part of the furniture.