Christmas for the Bomber Girls
A festive and heartwarming WW2 saga
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4.5 • 4 Ratings
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- $6.99
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- $6.99
Publisher Description
With the men missing in action, can the Bomber Girls find a way to bring them home?
Pearl, Thea and Jenny fling themselves into making Fenthorpe as festive as it can be, looking forward to the Christmas dance. Disaster strikes when Pearl’s husband, Greg, crashes behind enemy lines and is reported missing.
Pearl and Thea’s grandmother, Deedee, immediately travels to Lincoln to support her granddaughter. But Deedee has a surprising - and troublesome - connection to Fenthorpe. Can the girls uncover her secrets to help their grandmother find new romance?
And can Greg evade capture and survive in enemy-occupied Holland to make it home for Christmas?
It’s never too late to fall in love in this heartwarming Second World War saga, perfect for fans of Soraya Lane, Kate Thompson and Lizzie Page.
Praise for Christmas for the Bomber Girls
‘A lovely festive read’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
‘It felt like rejoining old friends slipping into this book! Compelling… I couldn’t put the book down’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
‘Another brilliant book by this brilliant author. Family saga, wartime and Christmas – what more could you want?’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
‘An easy and refreshing read. You cannot help but like all the characters. I would recommend this series to everyone’ ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reader review
APPLE BOOKS REVIEW
Women find the true Christmas spirit in their strength and determination in this cozy listen set amidst World War II England. In 1944, the air is nippy and winter is setting in for Britain’s bomber girls: the women on the home front delivering supplies and support to their country during its darkest hour. But things get especially hard for sisters Pearl and Thea and their dear friend Jenny when Pearl’s husband, Greg, goes missing during a flight over Europe, leaving Pearl snappish on the outside—and desperately afraid on the inside. Entering the world of these brave, caring women was like sipping on a mug of warm tea. We especially loved when the sisters’ grandmother Deedee travels in to support them during this especially difficult holiday, unwittingly dusting off remembrances of a past romance at the RAF base that the girls are delighted to uncover (and we were too).
