Debbie Wastling hails from Yorkshire, UK, and is a writer of British historical novels and now lives in Los Angeles. She started writing in High School when she wrote her first produced play, going on to direct over 75 musicals and plays and write new music. Lately, grant writing has been her forte for arts education. This novel, the first in a series, brings her grandparents' romance to the page and tells of trains, flappers, and 1920s music, which she hopes will make your heart dance and sing.
This witty, caustic yet compassionate historical novel explores the meeting of two unlikely young people in 1923 – Amos Bell train driver of the Flying Scotsman, and an opera singer, Madame Neil-Gregory.
Their Northern erratic love story takes place in cities around Britain, as Alice (her birth name) builds her career as a coloratura, eventually singing dressed as Elizabeth 1 for George V at the new Wembley Park in London. The couple struggles with changes in society after WW1, trying to embrace becoming 'Bright Young Things' in a world of jazz music, silent movies, and women's emancipation. These people break with the conventions of their working-class parents, but the burning question, which keeps the reader wanting more, is 'Will Alice ever marry Amos?' (85,000 words).
Título : The Flying Scotsman Sings
EAN : 9798215600689
Editorial : Debbie Wastling
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