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Yours, Everlasting
A love born in wartime. A promise that lasts a lifetime
England, 1943. With the war raging and her future already decided, Betty is expected to marry well and want no more. But when her work as a WAAF nurse opens her eyes to a wider world – and she meets John, an army captain who sees her as an equal – everything changes.
Their love unfolds in letters, stolen hours, and moments of rare tenderness amid the chaos of war. Yet as loss, duty, and impossible choices threaten to tear lives apart, Betty must learn what it truly means to love – and what it costs to keep a promise.
Reviews
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This book had my 10-year-old son belly laughing. It was such a joy to read
Rob M, Amazon review for King Worm Jack
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It’s delicately handled and beautifully written and perfect for opening up discussions with kids about this heartbreaking disease
Dani, Amazon review for Mr Nobody
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This is such a good book! I can't believe it's not being talked about more! A powerful story of the impact that Alzheimer's can have on the whole family. This book should be in every school library
The Pursuit of Bookiness, Amazon review for Mr Nobody
About
Natalie Gordon is a Cumbrian-based author. After more than twenty years juggling a successful career in business and raising a family, Natalie took two years off to write her historical fiction novel Yours, Everlasting. It was inspired by bundles of WW2 love letters inherited from a couple she befriended in her teens. It is currently on submission to agents and publishers. Sign up to the newsletter to be the first to learn of the publication date!
She has also self-published two children’s books on Amazon, Mr Nobody and King Worm Jack. Mr. Nobody was longlisted in the 2014 Times/Chicken House children’s fiction competition.
You can follow Natalie’s regular library book reviews and ramblings in the Cumbrian hills on Instagram @natgordonwrites
