Page Street, a shabby, cobbled, and gaslight Bermondsey backstreet, is home to a diverse and devoted community fighting an ongoing battle against poverty, hunger, and the devastating effects of the Great War. George Galloway owns a cartage business; his right-hand man is William Tanner. William’s loyalty has worn thin over the years but he cannot break the ties with Galloway because times are hard and the house in which he lives belongs to him. Carrie Tanner grows up in the heart of a poor yet loving family, but as she becomes a young woman she becomes involved in the Suffragette movement, symbolic of a quickly changing world. Will this close-knit community be able to pull together or will it be torn apart?
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Harry Bowling, known as "the King of Cockney sagas," wrote 18 novels of London life, including Down Milldyke Way, The Girl from Cotton Lane, and That Summer in Eagle Street.
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