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Chapter 14
The Travel Agent did indeed have a big blue sign. It read 'BLUE HORIZONS'. The window was brightly-lit and filled with pictures of people skiing down snowy slopes, relaxing on white beaches under palm trees, standing on the decks of cruise ships looking out to sea. Alison felt a sudden desire to get away from it all, leave the thin mists and drizzle of England and go to the sun. All the people in the posters looked so happy. Mentally she shook herself and pushed open the door. The shop was much busier than she had imagined it would be on a Tuesday lunchtime in January. She spotted Heather straight away. She was unmistakeable - a mountain of a woman - but she had a lovely smile and was surprisingly pretty, despite her great bulk. She was sitting behind the counter talking to a small th
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