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Beyond the white cliffs of Flamborough, the First World War is gathering force.
For the fishing families of the Yorkshire coast, life must continue even as sons, brothers and friends are drawn into a conflict far from home. Richard Conrad serves with the Grand Fleet, Joe Kendrew faces danger aboard HMS Spitfire, while Tom Blankensop and Rob Kendrew confront the brutal realities of the Western Front.
Back in Flamborough, Will Driffill and Elizabeth Conrad build their life together while helping their community face uncertainty, loss and change. The lifeboat still answers the maroon, the cobles still put to sea, and the newspaper grows into a voice for people whose lives are being reshaped by war.
Friendships deepen, loyalties are tested and love becomes more precious as separation and danger touch families both at home and abroad.
Winds Beyond the Head is the second novel in Gerald Andrew Woolfenden’s Flamborough series: a warm, character-driven story of ordinary Yorkshire people living through extraordinary times, rooted in the sea, the cliffs and the enduring strength of community.
Although it continues the story begun in Boats Below the Cliff, it can also be enjoyed as a novel in its own right.