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The Runaway Women in London

By: Lesley Eames
Narrated by: Helen Vine
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A heartwarming story set in 1920s London, featuring four attractive heroines, a scandal, a secret and a silver Rolls Royce.

1920's London. Dismissed without references when their employer's valuable necklace goes missing, friends Ruth, Lydia, Jenny and Grace try to rebuild their lives far from home in London. A surprise financial inheritance and gift of a beautiful silver Rolls Royce leads them to set up in business as female chauffeurs, and the Silver Ladies of London is born. But driving is a man's world, and the girls face a future fraught with constant challenges. Soon their business, romances and even their friendship come under threat. Can the Silver Ladies overcome their struggles and find love, success and happiness? Featuring four heroines, a scandal, a secret and a silver Rolls Royce.

Winner of awards such as the Romantic Novelists' Association's Elizabeth Goudge Cup, Lesley Eames writes 1920s' sagas as well as short stories for the women's magazine market.

©2018 Lesley Eames (P)2019 W F Howes

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