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  • By: Maggie Craig
  • Narrated by: Lesley Mackie
  • Length: 12 hrs and 42 mins
  • 4.7 out of 5 stars (7 ratings)
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Summary

Living in the Stationmaster's cottage at Partick, Carrie Burgess leads a charmed life, cushioned from the world of poverty surrounding it. Her only real problem is her mother, who thinks Ewen Livingstone, the railway labourer Carrie's in love with, a poor catch; Matt Campbell, a clerk, seems a much better prospect.Carrie's father dies suddenly and his wife and daughter are forced to move out of their home.

Money is tight. Carrie ignores her true feelings and marries Matt, only to find that his devoted front conceals a man of violence. When the Second World War starts, everything changes, but Carrie remains sure of one thing: that her heart will always belong to Ewen.

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What a storyteller Maggie Craig is - wonderful!

A wonderful, empathetic story about real people, I listened over two days and could not put it down.

Highly recommended - wonderful storytelling.

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My grandfather was a station master

Brought back happy memories of my great grandmother and my gran who were married to railway men and there stories f living in morning side Wishaw and Carluke Lanarkshire as a wife of starionmasters

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exceptional

scottish woman at their best, not for those that dont get soh or like to understand how scottish woman tick and differ from everyone else. If you don't like the scots steer clear. The twist are great.

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