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Anne Bradshaw was born in Caernarvon, Wales, in 1942, to London's Fred and Eve Tozer. She grew up in Cheshire, England where the family moved after the war. In 1963, in days when it was unusal to travel far, she left her homeland, spending eighteen months in the United States. "I wanted to see the world," she admits, "but only got as far as North America. That turned out to be far enough. After working her way across America with a friend from London, she found secretarial employment with Western and Southern on Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles. There, because of the example of a fine young Latter-day Saint named Carolyn Croxton, she found The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and was baptized prior to returning to the U.K. Shortly thereafter, she met Bob Bradshaw, recently home from a labor mission in Airdrie, Scotland. They married in the Manchester South Ward and the London Temple in September 1966. While serving as a Seminary teacher, Anne began sending articles and stories about British youth to the Church magazine, The New Era. She has also contributed Ensign British Isles articles about members from the United Kingdom. "Writing is an exciting and satisfying experience," Anne says, "and is something I've wanted to do since childhood. I've kept a box of ideas and jottings for a long time, knowing that one day they would get into books."
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When Patrick O'Shea refuses to join his family in their move from Manchester to Northern Ireland, his life takes a downward spiral as he becomes involved with the Irish Republican Army. His older brother, Ken, building a chapel in Scotland, can't help -- he has trials of his own. Meanwhile, Ruth, their beautiful young aunt, is bravely changing the course of her own troubled life by sailing for America. But can she put the past behind her or will things go from bad to worse? Follow the O'Sheas as intrigue and romance develops. Price:
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The moment Patrick O'Shea leaves Manchester's prison for his parents' quiet new home in the quiet village of Eglinton, Northern Ireland, it seems his life is about to change for the better. But lack of direction soon kindles rebellion, which plunges him headfirst into deeper waters than he can handle. Meanwhile, his brother, Ken, struggles with yet another difficult missionary companion, this time in Southport, England. And not too far away, Ruth returns to England, turning up where she is not expected, grappinly with a turn of events she could never have imagined possible. Price:
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