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A Moment To Remember

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A Moment to Remember is a historical-wartime romance and family saga novel written by British author Dee Williams, published in October 2010 by Headline Publishing Group. The story follows Millie Ash, a young woman born into poverty in London's East End, through dramatic life changes, war, and the search for love.

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Born into terrible poverty, Millie Ash's hopes for a better life are threatened by a fatal accident in Dee Williams' heartrending new saga. Nine-year-old Millie Ash and her family live a tough and frugal life in Rotherhithe. Millie is determined from a young age to better herself and when her aunt gets her a job as a scullery maid for the Green family in London, she believes her luck is changing. She soon becomes friends with the Green children, Lewis and Joan. Joan is paralysed and confined to the house, and the girls become very close. But years later a tragic accident changes everything and Millie loses her job and is disowned by her family. Lewis stands by her, but when he leaves for the battlefields of France, Millie realises she must make her own luck if she is to have any chance of happiness...

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Dee Williams

Dee Williams was born and brought up in Rotherhithe in East London where her father worked as a stevedore in Surrey Docks. It was when she was living in Spain with her husband that she decided to have a go at writing a novel, digging into her own wartime memories.
After a talk given to the RNA by Sue Fletcher of Headline Publishing, Dee discovered that Headline were looking for saga writers. She sent the first 3 chapters of her novel to them and a year later, her first novel was published. She has been writing ever since!

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