Make Do And Mend - Fitzroy, M A
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The Second World War. It's not all fighting and glory; there are battles on the Home Front, too, and some are not exactly heroic. That's what injured naval officer Harry discovers when he befriends conscientious objector Jim - a friendship frowned upon in their small Welsh valley even before they begin to fall in love. But they both have secrets to conceal, and it takes a bizarre sequence of events before the full truth can be uncovered. A novel about healing, compromise, making the best of it and just plain managing to survive.

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The Second World War. It's not all fighting and glory; there are battles on the Home Front, too, and some are not exactly heroic. That's what injured naval officer Harry discovers when he befriends conscientious objector Jim - a friendship frowned upon in their small Welsh valley even before they begin to fall in love. But they both have secrets to conceal, and it takes a bizarre sequence of events before the full truth can be uncovered. A novel about healing, compromise, making the best of it and just plain managing to survive.
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When MA Fitzroy started writing M/M (or 'slash') fiction, it was common for writers to adopt a pen name of the opposite gender. Thus she chose 'Adam Fitzroy', which helped protect her from people who'd targeted her in the past, but was always careful to make no claims that the person behind that pseudonym was actually male. * In these more enlightened times, however, the real MA Fitzroy can at last stand up and be counted - as she always has to her closest friends! * Imaginist and purveyor of tall tales MA Fitzroy is a UK resident who has been successfully spinning male/male romances either part-time or full-time since the 1980s, and has a particular interest in examining the conflicting demands of love and duty.