Fear to Fearless

By: Joanna Warrington

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Toby’s journey into adulthood is loaded with risk, reward, and resilience.

Book 5 in the hugely popular series on the thalidomide scandal. 100,000 copies sold!

As the children affected by the drug thalidomide move into adulthood, 'Fear to Fearless' explores the impact on families and the unique challenges they faced.

In the summer of 1977, Toby, now a 6th form student is on holiday in Jersey with his thalidomide friends when he finds himself thrust into the limelight during the nation’s celebration of the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. Amidst the fun and entertainment and stunning coastal views, Jasper and Toby uncover dark secrets of Bonaparte House where the group are staying.

Back at college, the hidden mysteries captivate Toby’s mind and propel him into the world of public speaking and story writing.

While delving into the history of the house and its wartime connections, Jasper raises potential questions surrounding the origins of thalidomide.

Toby's journey into adulthood is paved with crossroads where tough decisions are made and doors of opportunity open. Along the way he discovers his competitive edge and a hidden talent. This leads to internal conflict as he tries to decide which path to take.

Toby's affection blossoms for the women in his life and he is forced to navigate the complexities of love and relationships.

'Fear to Fearless' is part of the series, Every Parent's Fear, a story inspired by the thalidomide scandal. It can be enjoyed standalone, or part of the series.