The High Fence

About this book

Her fate was to destroy those she loved... Myrna Fermand attempts to make up for her own loveless childhood by becoming over-protective and defensive when it comes to her own family. The fence which Myrna erects around her garden is of iron, and has no gate. She sees it as a symbol of her protective love for her children, but to them, and even to her husband Luke, her love is in itself a kind of prison. The children want for nothing, and have what many would envy as a privileged existence. Freedom, however, and the right to live their own lives, is missing. Karen and Jerry, despite their youth, therefore run away to London only to find their adventure is not what they had imagined it would be. They might be disillusioned, but it does give Myrna a second chance, if only she has the courage to try.