England 1921. For fifty handicapped veterans left without home or job after WW1, the only person standing between them and utter destitution is Olivia Altringham. Lacking sufficient funds and a support network, Olivia has managed to keep her veteran's programme running by sheer determination and force of personality. Now, a soldier she had an affair with during the war has suddenly reappeared in her life, forcing her to re-examine their time together and how she ended their affair. At the same time, mysterious and deadly events unfold on the estate that threaten to unbalance the safe environment she has created for her handicapped charges. The times, and circumstances, are rapidly changing and Olivia realises she must change with them -- or risk going under completely. 🔔 #1 in Historic Fiction May 2020 🔔 Featured on the Wattpad Hidden Gems list May/June 2020 🔔 1st place in the Jelsa Awards 2019 🔔 1st place in the One Million Project Awards 2018 in the category Historic/General fiction. 🔔 1st place in the Asteria Awards 2018 in the category of Historical Fiction 🔔 1st place in the Rise Awards 2018 in the category of Historical Fiction

"I-I didn't mean to! I had good intentions in mind, please... please... forgive me." Vanity has always been the controversial favored angel of God, the little saint with the whole Nova division at her beck and call. But even all the angels in the universe wouldn't be able to protect her from fate, fate that came bursting in the form of two sinful boys on a secluded cliff where Earth met Heaven. Suddenly caught in between a war she didn't know existed Vanity is torn between her heart and her mind. With lies and truths twisted into complex puzzles she's unsure what to do and as everything she thought was true crashing down she plays right into the hands of a skillful puppeteer with plans for mass extinction. With both sides and even her memory untreatable, Vanity runs from everything, but running has never solved anything and one day. She's going to need to chose. "Hells path was also paved in good intentions child."