FORGET-ME-NOT

THE DAFFODIL SEA

Roxanne Hawkins, a 14-year-old farmer's daughter, runs away to London to seek a life in show business. At the height of her career disaster strikes, and she returns to Devon, where she learns to accept that love is a thing of the past - or so she likes to imagine.

FINDING HAPPINESS

Sandy McLean is training to be a doctor, then a top surgeon, as his father has planned! But he is unhappy and struggles with his studies as he would rather be an artist. When he falls in love with Sophie he starts to rebel against his father.

MOONLIT EYES

When Jazz musician Pee Wee Poston and his wife are offered the chance to swap 1930's New York for London, they jump at the chance to be close to their son, Julius, a diplomat at the American Embassy. As war looms, the warmth of their neighbours counters the anti-black feeling and love blossoms for Julius.

THE PRINCESS OF POOR STREET

They called it Black Friday in Glasgow's Parr Street when the factory closed. Vicky Devine's father, George, was devastated. But young Ken Blacklaws was determined to make something of his life. Maybe that's why Vicky loved him so much. As Ken ruthlessly fought his way out of poverty, his ambition knew no bounds. For in his lifetime, he would break the law and Vicky's heart, but never could he break her spirit...

WILD STRAWBERRIES

With her husband at sea, Maizie Blackacre is left alone to look after her hotel and two young evacuees. A young Frenchman is sent to recuperate and Maizie finds herself torn between loyalty to her husband and growing affection for the Frenchman.