The Bells Of Autumn (U)

In THE BELLS OF AUTUMN, Ted Willis not only entertains, but brings compassion, laughter and tears to a novel which is a total delight. Following Rosie Carr's adventures in SPRING AT THE WINGED HORSE and THE GREEN LEAVES OF SUMMER, she is now a widow with two lively children and has established herself as a businesswoman. In 1933, she successfully contests the Parliamentary seat of Harringay, but, newly married to Ken Colson, she has not foreseen the effect this will have on her family life. Rosie faces a marital crisis, the rebellion of her children and the rising threat of Fascism. Then fate presents her with the greatest challenge of all.