Clare Coyne’s parents met in London and returned to her mother’s Cornish birthplace to settle and raise their daughter, but life did not go to plan. Show more

After meeting and drawing Lawrence on the coast path, Clare has agreed to visit him and Frieda. John William, the cousin she has always been closest to, is home on leave. Show more

After heartfelt requests from Lawrence that Clare might befriend his wife, Freida, she walks over to Zennor to see them. After tea, she and Lawrence walk to the church in St Ives. Show more

Disappointed that her cousin chose to walk home with Lawrence after the concert, Clare has retired home to bed. But her restless sleep is interrupted. Show more

Life returns to some kind of normal after John William’s death. Francis Coyne does what he can to protect his daughter, Clare, from the danger he believes to be among them. Show more

While watching the waves crash below the coast path, Clare Coyne meets an intriguing man who is enthused by her sketches. Their encounter leads to an invitation. Show more

Two cousins and their friend spend the afternoon on a Cornish beach. It’s May 1917 and Zennor has some intriguing visitors. Show more

Her cousin has 48 hours leave. Clare can sense a change in him. She wants to know what has happened to him during the war, but John William is not ready to tell her. Show more

Hannah visits Clare with news. Meantime the family will do anything necessary to avoid John William’s brother Harry also being sent to fight. Show more

Determined to know the true nature of his nephew's death, Francis Coyne goes to the officers’ training camp to find out. Show more