Eliza Graham

After her soldier husband is seriously injured in Afghanistan and her marriage falls apart, teacher Meredith Cordingly returns to the school run by her father, outwardly a typically English headmaster. Letchford provides a tranquil refuge for Meredith. But a shocking discovery is made in the history room and the ordered, supportive atmosphere turns to something far more sinister, something rooted in  her father's refugee past. 

'Multi-themed, emotionally wise and perfectly paced,

The History Room delivers an absorbing read with a twist in its tail.'

Lancashire Evening Post

'Just when you think things are sorted out . . . there's a very unsettling ending.'

Hull Daily Mail

 

 

'fantastic summer read'

 

The Bookbag

'Very readable, and very enjoyable indeed.' 

Books Monthly

 

'. . . visceral and palpable'

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'beautifully descriptive . . . deals with, in a very profound way the difficulty in maintaining relationships in the aftermath of war

. . . Recommended. '

Eurocrime

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