Going Down To Burgois

Two places with the same name, a world apart; decades of malice and deception. A single act of betrayal casts a long shadow, but one act of pure love also echoes down the years. Claire is still a teenager when she sees the tall pillars of the Jardin De Les Etrangers against the blue Roussillon sky, and doesn't realise the painful history behind the prison camp it commemorates, and how it has affected the course of her own past life. Nor does she know that her visit there will change her future forever.Sarah believes she has lost everything, but learns that hope, peace and joy can still be found in the places she thought gone forever. Only in solitude does she have time to discover the secrets which mean she will never be alone again.From 1930 and the hidden crimes of Vichy France, to the present day and forgiveness; from the sun-baked vineyards of Roussillon, to the lush, green coast of Cornwall, a story of a friendship which knew no bounds, poisonous jealousy: and a love which refused to die.Home may be where the heart is, but will everyone find their way home?