Homecoming for the Chocolate Girls (häftad, eng)

<p><b>'A heart-warming and affecting tale.' - <i>Woman's Weekly<br><br>Homecoming for the Chocolate Girls </i>is the heartfelt and dramatic conclusion to this gritty family saga about love, war and chocolate.<br><br>1946: The war might be over, but for the Gilby family there are still battles to be fought at home .

. .</b><br><br>For Birmingham and the Gilby family the war years have been a time of great change. With husband Len having left her for another woman, Ann Gilby is finally free to follow her heart. While the neighbours may be scandalized by having a divorcee in their midst, Ann is determined to rise above the local gossip and make a happy home with her former sweetheart, the father of Ann&rsquo;s youngest child.<br><br>Daughters Joy and Sheila are lucky enough to have their menfolk back home, but Joy&rsquo;s husband has returned a broken man from his experiences in a Japanese prisoner of war camp.

And Sheila&rsquo;s husband is finding his wartime adventures and travels have made Birmingham feel small by comparison.<br><br>Then there&rsquo;s Anne&rsquo;s youngest child, Martin, who is still coming to terms with learning who his real father is, as well as having secrets of his own .

. .<br><br><b>From Annie Murray, the bestselling author of <i>Chocolate Girls</i>,<i> The Bells of Bournville Green</i>, <i>Secrets of the Chocolate Girls </i>and <i>Wartime for the Chocolate Girls</i>.<br><br>'[A] dramatic historical tale.

Told with enormous skill and sensitive insight, <i>Homecoming for the Chocolate Girls </i>is an emotional story that captivates completely.' - <i>The People's Friend</i></b><br><br><b>'A portrait of four generations of a Birmingham family as they struggle to rebuild their lives in the aftermath of World War Two.

With intimately drawn characters grappling with emotional dramas, this is a writer at the top of her game.' - Joanna Toye, author of <i>The Shop Girls</i></b></p>

Format	Häftad
Omfång	400 sidor
Språk	Engelska
Förlag	Pan Macmillan
Utgivningsdatum	2024-04-11
ISBN	9781035019946