About
Muriel Freeborn
Books
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The Mystery of John Grey
Kathy Murley’s world has grown small in the long and still days of lockdown, with quiet mornings, the same routines, and the occasional chat with family members over the phone. It’s a life she’s grown used to, until her sister-in-law Pamela stumbles upon something curious tucked inside an old book: a name neither of them has ever heard before – John Grey. That small discovery stirs a question that refuses to rest. Kathy begins to trace the faint outlines of a forgotten story with her son Bernard by her side, through worn letters, faded photographs, and the dusty corners of parish records. What they uncover is a tale buried by time – of love and loss, and a child quietly given away after the Great War. As their search brings them into contact with another local family – the Greys – long-kept secrets begin to surface, weaving together past and present in a tender reminder that family can reach further than we ever imagine..
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The Right Decisions
For widow, Isabel Brakeford, life was to change dramatically when she and her teenage daughter,Tessa, visited the seaside home of her sister, Millie and her husband, Hubert. It was there that by chance she bumped into Steven who, it transpired, was a former climbing pal of her late husband Henry.
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Several Cups of Tea
Freda is in her later years and struggling with the conflict between her inner desire to continue her busy life, exercising her experience and skills, and giving in to a feeling that a woman of her age should retire gracefully.
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Living in Harmony
Right from an early age, Susan's life revolves around her family, her friends and her piano. She needs all three and tries hard to get her priorities right, as each makes demands on her attention.
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Ellie Hopeson 91
This is a peaceful read and one to inspire all of us readers, whatever our age!
