Int’l Author Call Out! J. E. Christer from Lincolnshire, UK (originally from Barton-upon-Humber)

Here are two of J. E. Christer’s novels - both wartime romances - aren’t the covers gorgeous?

Polly's Small Town War

Blurb:

Polly and Laura Hardcastle are fictional sisters living in the house facing St Peter's Church.  It was a small town during WWII and was fortunate not to suffer any really heavy bombing, which seemed to have been reserved for Hull
across the water. The story tells of Polly's and Laura's lives as they deal  with the hardship and heartache of life in the 1930s and 1940s.  Laura is married to Sean O'Connell who is a nasty piece of work and delivers his final deception in a particularly unexpected way.

Polly's Homecoming (sequel)

Blurb:

This sequel to Polly's Small Town War finds Polly and Chris returning home from Canada on a foggy November day.  Polly's first thought is to see her sister but they find  Laura, George and their daughter Emma's circumstances much
reduced.  Polly's obvious reaction is to offer help to Laura both financially and emotionally, but George becomes jealous.  Unfortunately, their planned Christmas party at The Elms does not have the intended happy outcome and matters are made worse when Emma is taken ill and diagnosed  with polio.  George blames Chris for this and a split opens up between the families.  Polly's desire for a child of her own is threatened by illness but eventually the couple have the child they crave only for Polly to neglect Chris in her obsession with her baby.  Chris meets a young woman in his new employment who makes it plain that she would be a better wife than Polly.  Will Chris be tempted?
This story takes the sisters through the twists and turns of life in a country trying to recover from six years of war and deprivation.

Where to buy Polly’s Small Town War:

UK: http://amzn.to/OgPkaZ

US:  http://amzn.to/Ns1j0x

Where to buy Polly’s Homecoming:

UK:  http://amzn.to/Li6PsV

US:  http://amzn.to/OgOzyJ

Where to find J. E. Christer:

Twitter:  @authorjec
Website:  www.jechrister.weebly.com

Thank you for letting me show you off J. E. Christer! 

Jennie