Hazel Gaynor

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The Lighthouse Keeper’s Daughter by Hazel Gaynor is a journey into the past . . . and then again, further into the past.

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“an amazing historical novel, revealing the horrors of WWI through the letters exchanged by Tom and Evie.”

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In 1917 while in the throes of the First World War, nine-year-old Frances Griffiths left her home in Cape Town, Africa, with her mother to stay with her aunt in Cottingley, England.

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“This is a story that is rich in human drama, with a tinge of predictability; however, the clever use of parallels will intrigue the reader long after finishing the novel.”

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“Given the awards she has already received, we are sure to hear much more from Hazel Gaynor—and that is a good thing.”