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Never look back /

by Allbeury, Ted.
Material type: materialTypeLabelBookPublisher: Sutton : Severn House, 2000Edition: [New ed.].Description: v, 375p. ; 23 cm.ISBN: 9780727855794 (hbk.) :.Classification number: Other title: Choice.Subject(s): Choice (Psychology) -- Fiction | General | Modern & contemporary fiction | Thriller / suspense fiction | Espionage & spy thrillerSummary: When David comes back from the War with new ideas about the old certainties of class and culture, his wife, who yearns for a comfortable, ordinary marriage, is uneasy. But David is an honourable man and could never leave her - until he meets Sally. David Collins comes back from the War with new ideas about the old established certainties of class and culture. As the austerity of the forties gives way to the boom of the fifties, he grasps his opportunities and within a decade has left his drawing office in a Birmingham factory for a director's office in a London advertising agency. Only his wife, Mary, a girl who yearns for a comfortable, ordinary marriage, is uneasy. But David is an honourable man -- he could never leave her. Until, that is, he meets Sally . . .
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Previous ed.: published as The choice. London: New English Library, 1986.

When David comes back from the War with new ideas about the old certainties of class and culture, his wife, who yearns for a comfortable, ordinary marriage, is uneasy. But David is an honourable man and could never leave her - until he meets Sally. David Collins comes back from the War with new ideas about the old established certainties of class and culture. As the austerity of the forties gives way to the boom of the fifties, he grasps his opportunities and within a decade has left his drawing office in a Birmingham factory for a director's office in a London advertising agency. Only his wife, Mary, a girl who yearns for a comfortable, ordinary marriage, is uneasy. But David is an honourable man -- he could never leave her. Until, that is, he meets Sally . . .

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