It is not often that I am sad after finishing a book. I sure was after this one. I love reading Lizzie Lane's books. I have read all the books in this series. I have lost quite a bit of sleep reading them. I had to stay up very late to finish this one.
The women of Coronation Street are so different. They created a family, of sorts. They look out for each other. They cry together in bad times. They celebrate in good.
The second generation of these women are now making decisions for their futures. I am worried that a couple are headed for real trouble. You can see it coming.
I have to read the next installment to find out the outcome.
I received this book from Boldwood to review.
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Bad Company on Coronation Close
A heartwrenching and inspiring World War Two saga of friendship, courage and love in the face of danger! Perfect for fans of Rosie Goodwin and Jean Fullerton. 💔
With the men still away fighting, the women keep the home fires burning - some more than others…
Bristol 1942
Following the death of her controlling husband, Margaret Routledge is no longer the downtrodden church mouse she once was. Now she’s the talk of the Close, frequenting seedy pubs and clubs where men gather to pick up good-time girls. It seems Margaret is past redemption until she sees neighbour Jenny Crawford’s headstrong 16-year-old daughter Gloria on the arm of a man of ill repute, and her motherly instincts return.
By contrast, Jenny's eldest, land girl Tilly, has a heart of gold, but trouble brews when she helps a vulnerable mother and child with a dangerous past.
A wayward daughter only adds fire to Jenny’s personal problems, which she chooses to keep to herself in the hope that they will go away.
Meanwhile, Thelma Dawson has landed herself a promotion, but will it conflict with her ongoing romance with Peter van Luntzen – and where is he? Will he come back and make good on his promise?
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Author Bio –
Lizzie Lane is the author of over 50 books, including the bestselling Tobacco Girls series. She was born and bred in Bristol where many of her family worked in the cigarette and cigar factories.
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