Secrets, Lies and Rhubarb Pies

Wath Mill Allotments in the Derbyshire town of Newhill are under threat from a housing development. Plot holders must unite to save their tranquil haven, but each have their own dark secrets, conflicts and fears protected by lies. The issue is resolved in an unexpected fashion but not before lives are dramatically changed and not always for the better.

It is a year of hope, redemption, and deep everlasting love. It is a year of a birth, marriage, two deaths, treasure and rhubarb pies.

Can the intrigues of election for chair produce a leader capable of overcoming the threat to Wath Mill?

William Mullins, the recently widowed elder statesman must use all his skills, experience, and gentle humour to resolve issues. However, the arrival of William’s long term secret love, offers complications of the best and worst kind. And he continues to be haunted by an old photograph.

Secrets, Lies and Two Leg Byes

Eight years have passed since the death of William Mullins, yet his influence of love, wisdom and humour remain strong. However, dramatic change is coming.
Wath Mill allotments experience arson, theft, sabotage and near tragedy in the nearby river. A new member brings bitterness, anger, and accusations. Yet there is also love, friendship, and the magical innocence of first love.
Thomas Tiler, the young head of Newhill school, is separated from his wife and tormented by secrets. Shadows deepen as he is challenged by anonymous letters, falling numbers and an upcoming inspection. Will he and the school survive?
Trinidadian Little Billy Shakespeare, Grace Bisby, Japanese Satoshi Tinton, and Polish Rosangel Chlebek join forces to solve mysteries and try to retain the Mullins cricket cup.
It is a year of births, marriages, deaths, and adoption A year of hope and joy, redemption, and deep sadness.
It is a year to remember.