Light Above the Headland
A Flamborough Novel book three

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Light Above the Headland
The war is over. After four terrible years, the men of Flamborough are coming home.
But peace cannot simply restore the summer of 1914. Those who return have been changed by what they have seen and endured, while those who remained behind have built lives of their own in a world that has changed around them.
For Tom Blankensop and Rob Kendrew, lifelong friends who left Flamborough together to fight in France, homecoming brings challenges neither could have imagined when they marched away. Their friendship has survived the war. Now they must discover whether it can help them build the lives that lie ahead.
At Sewerby Hall, Will and Elizabeth Driffill face the new world with characteristic determination. Their newspaper has grown into an influential voice for East Yorkshire, their own lives have changed beyond recognition, and the opportunities of peace begin to draw them into unexpected places.
For Joe and Jane Kendrew, however, something from the summer of 1914 has never entirely been laid to rest. Beneath the happiness they have found together lies a truth which has remained unspoken for years.
And around them stands Flamborough itself.
The cobles still put to sea beneath the great chalk cliffs. The lifeboat still waits at North Landing. Farms must be worked, houses built and families raised. Old traditions remain, but a new generation is beginning to question whether everything should continue simply because it always has.
Peace has returned to Flamborough.
Now comes the harder task of learning how to live with it.
Light Above the Headland, an approximately 110,000-word historical novel, is the concluding volume of the Flamborough trilogy—a story of homecoming, friendship, love and renewal, set among the fishing families and magnificent chalk cliffs of the East Yorkshire coast.