Soldiers' Daughters by Fiona Field
Fiona Field . Unknown Year . English
A wonderfully gripping follow-up to Fiona Field's first novel, bringing back many of the characters from Soldiers' Wives The two girls seem to have a lot in common on the surface. Both motherless. Both sent to the same boarding school for "army brats." Both, later, commissioned into the army themselves. Both desperate for their fathers' love and approval. Samantha Lewis will put everything into being the good soldier she thinks her father wants her to be. But her heart will lead her in a very unexpected direction and threaten her love for the good man she plans to marry. Michelle Flowers also craves her father's attention, but her impulsiveness will drive her into an obsession with the husband of another woman—with disastrous consequences.
Categories: Literary Fiction
About the Author
Kate Lace went to one, all-girls’ school from 4 -18 and left to join the army where the ratio of men to women (500:1) was much more satisfactory. In the next few years she met her husband, moved countless times and discovered extreme sports. When, after eight years of marriage, she fell pregnant and had to give her job up, she produced three children in four-and-a-half years and wrote a book taking the micky out of being an army wife. Luckily even the army liked the book so her husband kept his job until he decided that 17 moves were more than enough and it was time to stop. Kate now writes romantic novels (she has had 22 published), lives in her own home in Oxfordshire where she has put down roots, got to know her neighbours and looks after her cats, kids and husband (not listed in any order of priority) as well as working for the Romantic Novelists’ Association. She was chairman of the RNA from 2007-2009 and captained the RNA’s team in University Challenge – The Professionals in 2005.
