The Liars of Liddleton

According to his mother, Charley Rawls was a problem from the day he was born. Unwanted and unloved when he first met Eleanor Perkins as a teenager, she saw him as someone who needed to be fixed in a kind, compassionate and understanding way. He was troubled and Eleanor wanted to help. A complex individual, Charley felt like it was him against the world. When Charley entered Eleanor's life, he couldn't understand why anyone would care about him.

Over the years with two suspicious fires and many challenges in Charley and Eleanor's relationship, one of them felt like they had to give up while the other only wanted to show strength and forgiveness. Eleanor also had to concentrate on what was best for her family. She had to find her husband who went missing at a critical time and show her concern for a young mother whose baby she only wanted to make sure stood a chance in life.

Lies, truths, and secrets were all part of living in the small coastal town of Liddleton in Cornwall, England. Who benefits from telling lies? Who benefits from being truthful and who benefits from keeping a secret for fifty-five years? Only the residents of Liddleton know the answer.