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Victory Bells for the Harpers Girls

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Victory Bells for the Harpers Girls

By: Rosie Clarke
Narrated by: Juliette Burton
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Find out what the Harpers Girls have been up to in the next instalment in the bestselling Harpers Emporium series from Rosie Clarke.

Can the Harpers Girls look forward to some happy times as a new dawn rises over London?

Oxford Street, London 1918

Sally Harper is busy juggling running London’s Oxford Street Store Harpers and looking after her beautiful new-born daughter, whilst husband Ben is overseas on another dangerous mission, this time to rescue a friend in need.

Young Becky Stockbridge finds herself in a difficult situation which could bring shame to her and her family. Will Becky, with the help of her friends find her happy ever after and keep her secret?

Marion Jackson is blessed with a son as she eagerly awaits the return of her husband Reggie. But all is not right when Reggie returns. Is Marion strong enough to save her family from yet another crisis?

As the war clouds retreat and the victory bells ring, tears and joy mingle with those of sadness as the world counts the true toll of war and celebrates peace.

A heart-warming saga following the lives, loves and losses of the Harpers Girls.

Perfect for fans of Lizzie Lane, Pam Howes and Dilly Court.

Have you tried Rosie Clarke’s Mulberry Lane, Dressmakers Alley or Blackberry Farm series – you’ll just love them!

©2022 Rosie Clarke (P)2022 Boldwood Books
Fiction Genre Fiction World War I Happiness Marriage England War

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Rosie finish the book beautifully. She told the story of all the characters and what they were thinking of doing next, and didn’t leave you wanting. It was a great book.

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What a great series!

Loved the Harper's Girls series so much! Eyes now watching closely on the imdb app for TV rights...

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Good story, great characters, excellent historical research. Enjoyed the story and all the characters. Recommend.

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