Anywhere: the cazalet chronicle (Keywords)

The long, dark days of struggle provide the background to this book in the Cazalet Chronicle. As the war enters its fourth year, chaos has become a way of life, as the family find the battle for survival echoes the confusion in their lives.

By 1939, the sunlit days of childish games are over as the shadows of war cloud the lives of an English family. At the family home, the windows are blacked out, food is scarce, and a new generation of Cazalets take up the story.

The long, dark days of struggle provide the background to this book in the Cazalet Chronicle. As the war enters its fourth year, chaos has become a way of life, as the family find the battle for survival echoes the confusion in their lives.

'The Long View' is a portrait of a contemporary marriage which gives a real view of the shifting relationship between two people. The author's other novels include 'Cazalet Chronicle', 'The Light Years' and 'The Sea Change'.

'The Cazalet Chronicle' draws to an end as 'Casting Off', the final volume in the quartet, marks the end of an era. The first three titles in the 'Cazalet Chronicle' were 'The Light Years', 'Marking Time' and 'Confusion'.

Three generations of Cazalets spend each summer in their family house. For two unforgettable summers they are safe from the storm clouds of World War II. These are sunlit days of childish games, lavish family meals and picnics on the beach. Home Place, Sussex, 1937. The English family at ho...

The Cazalet Chronicle draws to a close as Casting Off, the final volume in the quartet, marks the end of an era. The first three titles in the Cazalet Chronicle were The Light Years, Marking Time and Confusion.

The Long View is a portrait of a contemporary marriage which gives a real view of the shifting relationship between two people. The author's other novels include Cazalet Chronicle, The Light Years and The Sea Change.