Simon Rickman
A Daughter’s War
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Bolton, England, 1939. Nasty brute Ivan Rushmore keeps daughter Renee, aged 17, on such a short lead that she hardly knows what day it is, ...Read Review
The Girl at Change Alley (The Sheffield Sagas, 2)
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Louisa Leigh reluctantly scrapes a squalid living through prostitution but inadvertently goes further to the bad because her friend Ginny fancies Louisa’s ...Read Review
A Christmas Miracle for the Railway Girls (The Railway Girls Series, 6)
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England 1942. This sixth in series offers only slim pickings for railway enthusiasts, and while disciples of the Thomas oeuvre will no doubt be ...Read Review
Operation Moonlight
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England 1944. A local paper’s request for photographs of the French coast prompts bilingual secretary Elisabeth to submit some holiday snaps taken by ...Read Review
One Night with the Duke (Belmore Square)
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England 1816. Feisty, outspoken Eliza Melrose, 19, rails against the sexual inequalities of the time, specifically that men can choose their spouse whereas she cannot. ...Read Review
A New Start for the Wrens
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England, 1941. Mortified, after totally misreading a supposed suitor’s intentions, estate heiress Iris Tredwick runs away to sea—well, not exactly. Lured by ...Read Review
The Mother’s Day Victory
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England, 1940. In the Norfolk village of Great Plumstead, sisters Thea and Prue are mainstays of the local war effort, organising Women’s Institute ...Read Review
What Time is Love?
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What if two people, born at exactly the same minute, on the same day, in the same year, but miles apart socially and ...Read Review
Journey to Paradise
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1949. Gerry and Miranda Lewis relocate to Singapore, where Gerry’s new Colonial Office posting includes a bungalow in the posh expat area. Gerry ...Read Review
A Cornish Homecoming (The Fox Bay Saga)
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England, 1930. This third-in-series novel encompasses various dramas at the Fox Bay Hotel on the Cornish Riviera. Widow matriarch Helen Fox rules the roost ...Read Review