Tears and Fears on Blackberry Farm is the latest emotional journey by the talented Rosie Clarke.
Set in 1944, Pam continues to care for the farm workers while her son, Artie, tends to the land alongside the land girls, as his brothers are away fighting in the war. Unfortunately, Pam is still mourning the loss of her late husband, and her son, John, has been taken to a hospital in the south for rehabilitation. He refuses to return to the farm, haunted by the memories it holds. Meanwhile, Pam’s other son, Tom, is engaged in secret special training for recruits but finds himself needing to recuperate at home with his family.
Each son faces his own set of challenges, and Pam stands strong as she strives to keep the family united. But can she bring them all back together?
Once again, Rosie captivated me, evoking tears and then more tears! She possesses a remarkable ability to draw you in, making you feel like an invisible participant in the story. To say that I loved it would be an understatement! Here’s hoping for another instalment!