And this isn't all- the lovely Luigi appears to be suffering from a severe case of unrequited lust Bert and the local Mafioso Maltese Joe have had an acrimonious falling-out and, most worrying of all, Rosie's best friend Jenny has begun to keel over mysteriously in the school playground. He has unfinished business with Uncle Bert - business that includes being cheated on his share of a 'liberated' lorry-load of guns and explosives during the War - and he intends to make sure he now gets paid in full. The Widow Ginger, an ex-GI with ice-cold blue eyes, is especially scary. Rosie, and her beloved Auntie Maggie are opening up their cafe in Old Compton Street for Uncle Bert's breakfast special when the Widow Ginger comes to call. Could not put it down, read it in two sittings." - ***** Reader review "I enjoyed every minute of it and was sad when I finished it." - ***** Reader review *********************************** ALL WAS CALM AND NORMAL.UNTIL A STRANGER CAME INTO TOWN. "Packed with sharp authentic detail, this tale told through a child's eyes brings to life a colourful world of great characters from a bygone age." - HOME & COUNTRY "Loved this book. Perfect for fans of Donna Douglas and Nancy Revell, a feel-good, colourful and comic saga set in post war London from Sunday Times bestseller Pip Granger. Written with all of Pip Granger's warmth, humour, compassion and 1950's authenticity, a second 'Rosie' novel, and a follow-up to Not All Tarts Are Apple.
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