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An Ordinary Life
- Narrated by: Amanda Prowse
- Length: 12 hrs and 32 mins
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Publisher's Summary
From the bestselling author of The Girl in the Corner comes a tale of love, loss - and one last extraordinary dance.
Christmas Eve, 2019. Ninety-four-year-old Molly lies in her hospital bed. A stroke and a fall may have broken her body - but her mind is alive with memories.
London, 1940s. Molly is a bright young woman, determined to help the war effort and keep her head up despite it all. Life becomes brighter when she meets and falls in love with a man who makes her forget everything with one dance. But then war forces her to make an unforgettable sacrifice, and when she’s brought to her knees by a daring undercover mission with the French Resistance, only her sister knows the secret weighing heavily on Molly’s heart.
Now, lying in her hospital bed, Molly can’t escape the memories of what she lost all those years ago. But she is not as alone as she thinks.
Will she be able to find peace - and finally understand that what seemed to be an ordinary life was anything but?
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- Sarah moore
- 20-04-2023
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This simple story was captivating.
Loved the narrating
Loved the characters
It took me back to my grandmother and her life.
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- Anonymous User
- 05-09-2024
A most delightful book
So much, sadness and loss but a wonderful family life kept her strong. It gave a great insight to the what life must of been like during WW2 in London and beyond
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