A widowed mother takes over her husband’s East End flower stall and discovers she barely knew him in this enthralling saga set at the height of the 1930s.
Cissie Flowers has faced her share of hardships, but she’s always found a way to smooth over her worries and crack on with raising her two young children. Until, that is, her husband Davy is killed in a suspicious accident.
Suddenly gangster Big Bill Turner takes an interest in her affairs. When Cissie takes over Davy’s old flower stall outside Aldgate station to tackle her financial troubles, she soon discovers that the most beautiful facade can hide the ugliest secrets.
For some people who will stop at nothing to dispense with anything—or anyone—that gets in their way . . .
This is a gritty East End drama, perfect for fans of Rosie Goodwin and Nadine Dorries.
