Tea at Four O’ Clock
Mildred is dead but her shadow still dominates the life of her younger sister Laura. When their brother George suddenly returns, Laura is gradually drawn back into the past and her youthful failure to assert an independent life. Was it cowardice or an act of self-sacrifice? In reclaiming her past Laura must shape her present but can she do this while living a guilt free life?
Format: Paperback
Paperback: 192 Pages
Language: English
5/5
Reviewed By Reviewed By Juliette Foster
“Tea at Four O’ Clock is a perceptive novel with a contemporary theme. It is a gem of a story whose strength is enhanced by the emotional interplay of the characters and evocative descriptions of life in 1950s Belfast.”
