The Jagged window[pb] Wendy Robertson

'Wendy Robertson tells a good tale and her characters have a depth and life; even apparently ordinary people are made fascinating by the events around them' (Northern Echo )

'Very good stuff' (Darlington Echo )

'Her work is inspiring and challenging' (Sunderland Echo )

'If you like a homespun yarn, you'll love this' (Belfast Telegraph )

'Very good stuff'

'If you like a homespun yarn, you'll love this'

Edward Maichin is the golden boy of the Chapels. But at home, Edward’s hidden darkness runs riot: his Irish Catholic mother, has no control over him since his father, Ellis, fled to America; his two brothers, Rhys and Caspar, live in fear of him. Only Theo, his imaginative younger sister, dares defy him. A suspicious death halts Edward’s rise, forcing the family out of the valley, to the mines of the North-East, where Theo’s talent for writing begins to match her brother’s skills in social climbing. But when Theo takes a position as companion to a strange old woman, she discovers a family even more complex and vulnerable than her own...

Reviews for Wendy Robertson
'A blend of total accessibility and total sincerity' Pat Barker ‘Infectious family drama, suspense and emotion...a winner’ Sunderland Echo ‘A lovely book’ Woman’s Realm ‘Stops you in your tracks’ Northern Echo --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.

Wendy Robertson grew up in the North of England, one of four children. A full-time writer since 1989, she also runs a writing group and workshops for new writers, and is Writer In Residence at Long Newton Prison..