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Had I known that fateful morning what lay ahead, what I would trigger, I maybe would have hidden away as normal. I have kept away from my husband s family for my safety and to avoid trouble for many years. As the tractor sped towards me at high-speed, my life flashed before me . Thus begins this compelling and true life account of a Derbyshire couple s fight for peace and happiness, a pursuit continually thwarted by vindictive in-laws and other corrupt, greedy people. Ginny has kept a daily account of events since she was told of her impending eviction from the world-renowned Chatsworth Estate. The diary provides a full account of the violence and hostility she and her husband have faced trying to secure a roof and security for themselves and the animals in their care. It recounts the expensive legal path the couple have had to furrow to claim what is rightfully theirs including a livelihood which Ginny s husband had built up over forty years. Every word is true and recorded as it happened. You will be grateful for the grace of God that you have not faced the siege conditions to which Ginny and Alan have been subjected, since being ousted from their marital home and farm. Be warned, you will be aghast at man s inhumanity to others in rural England. Happily, you will also be invigorated by the tremendous spirit of a remarkable woman who will not be broken. Your hearts will be warmed by this couple s generosity of spirit, love of animals and their embrace of the simple joys in our wonderful Derbyshire countryside.
