Chris is bored, lonely, trapped in a loveless, sexless marriage. In his forties, hes a stranger to the 1970s youth culture of London, a stranger to himself on the night he invites a hooker into his car. Roza is Yugoslavian, recently moved to London, the daughter of one of Titos partisans. Though shes not a hooker she gets into his car anyway. Set in North London during the Winter of Discontent, A Partisans Daughter features the relationship between Chris, an unhappily-married, middle-aged Englishman and Roza, a young Serbian woman who has recently moved to London. While driving through Archway in the course of his job as a medical rep, Chris is captivated by a young woman on a street corner. Clumsily, he engages her in conversation, and he secures an invitation to return one day for a coffee. His visits become more frequent and Roza starts to tell him the story of her life, drawing him increasingly into her world - from her childhood as a daughter of one of Titos partisans, through her journey to England and on to her more recent colourful and dangerous past in London. A Partisans Daughter is about the power of storytelling. It is also a beautifully wrought and unlikely love story which is both compelling and moving to read. Here is another wonderful novel from the author of the bestselling Birds without Wings and Captain Correllis Mandolin.