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Pam Weaver There’s Always Tomorrow Acknowledgements To Eve Blizzard, ever there with an encouraging word, my amazing editor, Kate Bradley, and my agent Juliet Burton – Juliet, you’re the best! This book is dedicated to David, my husband, my lover and my best friend, who never stopped believing in me. Contents Acknowledgements One Dottie glanced at the clock and the letter perched beside… Two When at last Dottie walked outside into the cool night… Three Mary Prior’s niece sighed. ‘Nobody’s coming yet.’ Four It was cool in the shed. Reg pulled the orange… Five Dottie didn’t finish at the house until late. She was… Six Reg was in a good mood when he arrived back… Seven Saturday August 25 was indeed what the papers called ‘a… Eight Billy didn’t have the energy to run all the way… Nine It was quarter to ten when Dottie finally got home. Ten ‘You’re very quiet today, Dottie.’ Eleven It was a mad rush to get the tea ready… Twelve Mrs Fitzgerald was out. She’d left a note on the… Thirteen Dottie decided not to argue with Reg about Sylvie’s length… Fourteen Late the following Friday afternoon, Dottie was drumming her fingers… Fifteen By the time Dottie, Sylvie and Michael’s mum, Edna, arrived… Sixteen Sylvie had taken Dottie to a hotel in the centre… Seventeen Michael’s wedding day dawned dull and overcast. Dottie slipped out… Eighteen The reception finished at around ten and everyone, with the… Nineteen Dottie woke with a start. The bright moonlight had waxed… Twenty Was her period late? Twenty-one ‘People will think we’re off to another wedding,’ Dottie joked… Twenty-two Patsy was in bed. Dottie poured herself a cup of… Twenty-three Janet Cooper climbed into the window of her tobacconist-cum-sweet-shop and… Twenty-four When Dottie came downstairs on Thursday, her black eye was… Twenty-five Reg hadn’t come home last night. Twenty-six It was Sunday, the day Dottie and Patsy were due… Twenty-seven When she woke next morning, Dottie was alone once again. Twenty-eight There had been a heart-stopping moment when Reg had looked… Twenty-nine ‘Who’s there?’ The light from the kitchen made the person… Thirty It was proving to be difficult trying to contact Sylvie. Thirty-one The whistle went, bringing to an end the last playtime… Thirty-two The clock on the mantelpiece said 2.20am and Dottie was… Thirty-three John Landers couldn’t sleep. He stood at the window of… Thirty-four By the time Ann had raced downstairs and grabbed her… Thirty-five After a full English breakfast, Reg suggested that Patsy and… Thirty-six The whole bungalow smelled musty and damp. The windows were… Thirty-seven Mary listened open-mouthed as Ann told her what had happened… Thirty-eight When John walked into the Jolly Farmer that night, a… Thirty-nine As soon as the man spoke, it was so obvious,… Forty ‘As a matter of fact, we do have someone fitting… Forty-one Kipper got the call just before he was going off… Forty-two ‘May I remind you that you are here purely as… Forty-three ‘If you ask me, they’ll do her for attempted murder,’… Forty-four ‘It’s all gone!’ Forty-five John opened the car door. Forty-six
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