Tomorrow

'The island was singularly without pretension; just a modest chrysalis-shaped piece of undulating pasture, arable and marshland - a place ignored by those who required drama of an obvious kind' Every year Elisabeth Danziger travels to the Danish island of Møn to spend one week at The Tamarisks, a lavish hotel which was once, fifteen years ago in 1945, her family's second home. With each annual visit, Elisabeth stays in the same room and walks familiar paths. She visits the local museum to peer at artefacts that once belonged to her family; she unscrews the panel of an old bath tub to retrieve the crumbling piece of paper on which is written her name and that of Daniel Eberhardt - her beloved cousin. Elisabeth's annual pilgrimage is part of a long-standing family promise to meet again in Møn after their separation during the War. A promise that only she has fulfilled. And she has no reason to suspect this year will be any different from all the others...

Elizabeth Russell Taylor was born in 1930 in London, and grew up in Hampstead and St John's Wood. She is the award-winning author of six novels, three short-story collections, four books for children, and five works of non-fiction. Her work has been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and has been translated into numerous languages.