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A Ration Book Victory

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A Ration Book Victory

By: Jean Fullerton
Narrated by: Annie Aldington
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About this listen

Queenie Brogan wasn't always an East End matriarch. Many years ago, before she married Fergus, she was Philomena Dooley, a daughter of Irish Travellers, planning to wed her childhood sweetheart, Patrick Mahone. But when tragedy struck and Patrick's narrow-minded sister, Nora, intervened, the lovers were torn apart.

Fate can be cruel, and when Queenie arrives in London she finds that Patrick Mahon is her parish priest, and that the love she had tried to suppress flares again in her heart. But now in the final months of WW2, Queenie discovers Father Mahon is dying and must face losing him forever. Can she finally tell him the truth about his son before it's too late, or will Nora once again come between them?

And if Queenie does decide to tell Patrick about Jeremiah, could the truth destroy the Brogan family?

©2022 Jean Fullerton (P)2022 W F Howes 20th Century Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Women's Fiction Heartfelt

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I have thoroughly enjoyed this book as I have all the other books written by this author. I feel like I’m actually living with the family the narrator is exceptional in bringing to life all the characters. I loved Queenie and what a great story. Fantastic book I was sorry when it ended. Thank you

A ration book victory

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Great series of books but shame the narrator forgot that she had given Fran a London accent in the other books and in this one a Italian one!

lovely Series.

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Love listening to the ration book series. Feel sad that it's coming to an end. This book was brilliant in finishing the story. Would definitely recommend.

Fantastic end to the series.

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an other great book the only thing that baffled me was why was francesca give an Italian lilt ,when in all the other books she was born and bred in London and was a cockney

marvellous

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If you can listen to the first book, with poor narration, the rest, narrated by Annie aldington are brilliant. I loved being enveloped by the brogan family through all their ups and downs.

Wonderful family saga

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