The summer train

To The Sea by Train: The Golden Age ...

IT was three o’clock in the afternoon and still raining. It started the moment they arrived, and Sharon watched with a heavy heart as the rain took hold and the sky darkened. Even she, queen of all pl

Michelle was disappointed when she discovered that there weren’t any biscuits in the welcome pack, but after telling herself that she shouldn’t eat so many sweet things anyway, she made herself a coff

THERE had to be at least 30 kids, milling around the ferry terminal like ants. “Why do people transport kids at night, anyway?” Julia asked her client, Mr Berry, who was chief buyer for the ferry cong

SANDIE was no stranger to starting afresh. In her younger days, she’d moved on from failing relationships, dingy flats and boring jobs more times than she cared to remember. She’d found it easy to acc

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