Showroom Sample Wartime & Saga Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4035

Showroom Sample Wartime & Saga Fiction Bargain Book Box SP4035

Eighteen wartime and saga fiction titles from Susan Sallis, Mary Jane Staples, Katie Flynn, Annie Groves, Dilly Court, Mary Wood, and more — spanning the home front from Liverpool to London's East End and out to the Yorkshire Dales. Please note these are showroom sample copies and may have a small sticker on the cover and show light signs of wear.

1. The Apple Barrel — Susan Sallis — A woman facing betrayal must decide whether the life she has built is worth saving in this emotionally absorbing novel from one of the genre's most long-running and trusted names.
2. Love a Soldier — Mary Jane Staples — Should she stay loyal to her country or to the man she loves? A woman's wartime dilemma drives this compelling novel from the multi-million-copy bestseller.
3. The Runaway Orphans — Pam Weaver — In the dark days of war, two orphaned children discover that they only have each other; a moving story of sibling loyalty and survival.
4. Her Mother's Daughter — Beryl Matthews — A young woman determined to discover the truth of her family's past finds that some secrets are more dangerous to uncover than to leave buried.
5. A Child of the Dales — Diane Allen — A girl grows up in the Yorkshire Dales without knowing her true heritage in this warm and carefully observed saga from a People's Friend Recommended author.
6. Welcome Home — Margaret Dickinson — Two families divided by wartime circumstance must find their way back to each other when the fighting finally ends. Dickinson writes the reunion saga with considerable emotional intelligence.
7. Christmas on the Mersey — Annie Groves — A Liverpool family faces Christmas in the shadow of war in this instalment of Groves's beloved Mersey series. The seasonal setting adds particular poignancy to already emotionally engaged writing.
8. The Girls Who Went to War — Duncan Barrett & Nuala Calvi — A narrative account of three women who joined the wartime women's services — the ATS, the WAAF, and the WRNS — following them through training, action, and its aftermath. By the authors of The Sugar Girls.
9. The Rose Queen — Katie Flynn — A young woman working in a Liverpool factory discovers that love and ambition are harder to combine than she imagined in this warm and eventful Flynn saga.
10. Wartime for the District Nurses — Annie Groves — The nurses of a London district are pushed to their limits as the Blitz intensifies in this moving and carefully researched instalment of Groves's District Nurses series.
11. Secrets of the Chocolate Girls — Ann Murray — The women of the Cadbury factory in Bournville must keep their secrets as well as the production lines running in this emotionally charged wartime saga.
12. Christmas with Cornish Girls — Betty Walker — The Christmas instalment of Walker's Cornish Girls series, set as the war begins to cast its shadow over a tight-knit Cornish community.
13. Snow Bride — Dilly Court — A Victorian woman caught between two lives must choose between safety and love in the run-up to a winter wedding.
14. The Cockney Angel — Dilly Court — A young Cockney woman determined to rise above her origins takes on the dangerous streets of Victorian London in one of Court's most spirited heroines.
15. The Woolworths Girl's Promise — Elaine Everest — A young woman whose promise to a dying friend takes her through the upheavals of wartime Britain; part of Everest's popular Woolworths Girls series.
16. The Girl from the Tanner's Yard — Diane Allen — A woman from the poorest part of town fights for love and respect against the rigid social hierarchies of Victorian Yorkshire. Allen writes the Yorkshire saga with real feel for the landscape and its people.
17. The Orphanage Girls Reunited — Mary Wood — The orphanage girls of Wood's beloved series are brought back together by circumstances that test the friendships forged in childhood adversity.
18. The Jam Factory Girls Fight Back — Mary Wood — The biggest battle yet for Wood's Bermondsey jam factory girls, in this instalment of one of the most popular working-class saga series of recent years.