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AlineM (Norway) (2010/06/26):
"The gracious old house stood in its own estate on the outskirts of Pendleton, only a few miles, but a lifetime away, from the slums of Salford. Here Dr George Cochrane led a comfortable life with his wife and shy son, Michael. By day, he was doctor to the worst streets of the nearby city; no household was too dismal, no patient too poor. Everyone loved him and his gruff humour. Then his wife died.Somehow, Michael could never make up for the loss. Although he followed in his father’s footsteps, his friend Harry outshone him. Bumptious, brilliant Harry: born in the filthiest backstreet Salford could boast, aiming for the top. The Second World War made his name. Who could hold a candle to him? One young rival was watching, biding her time, acknowledging his ambition and ability as her own. Michael’s daughter, Mel."
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