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Laws are Silent

Italy 1939: Violence triggers a series of unstoppable events in the lives of the Di Tomasi family. Foreigners are no longer welcome under Mussolini's regime, and when their student son,  Enzo is killed in a so-called street brawl, Vincenzo  sends his English wife and younger son to live  with Alice's family in England. He then sets out to  uncover the truth about Enzo's death.

His quest leads him not only into danger but also into the arms of the  enigmatic partisan member, Livia Carduccio. It's his liaison with Livia  which prompts Vincenzo to make a decision, a decision which will have far-reaching  consequences for his younger son, Joe.

'The way forces beyond their control can tear people's lives apart is
central to the  latest book from Worthing writer Elaine Hankin.
'West Sussex Gazette

Laws are Silent presented as a prize in Caring4Books magazine competition
'...hooked, a very unique and gripping story...'

ISBN 978-1-84923-801-4
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Laws are Silent
Flatmates
Elaine Hankin
Member of the Society of Women Writers & Journalists
Flatmates

When Canadian drifter Reece Cassidy finds himself  penniless in
bed-sit Twickenham, drama student  Connie Dixon comes to his rescue. Connie's kind  heart also leads her to befriend teenage mother  Megan Hughes, who arrives in the area to take up  her post as nanny to a wealthy business couple. Into  this mix comes Ben Jensen, a tough West Indian  from Birmingham.

They each have their own agenda. Reece is trying to come to terms with a  broken heart, Connie has her sights set on the West End stage, Megan is hoping to contact the father of her child and Ben has entrepreneurial  ambitions. Their lives become entwined and when jealousy, racial prejudice  and drug abuse threaten their relationship, it seems that they will part  company. Then tragedy strikes...

'Modern life, a story about today's young people and their relationship
with one another.'

'When students are thrown together, they often form a surrogate family.
They have their disagreements but they help one another out.
'West Sussex Gazette


ISBN 978-1-84923-953-0
Available online through Amazon