Custard Tarts and Broken Hearts
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Custard Tarts and Broken Hearts
Narrated by:
Sarah Edwards
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Narrated by:
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Sarah Edwards
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Mary Gibson
Britain, 1911.
Strikes and riots erupt countrywide as the shadow of the Great War looms over Europe. But in one small corner of London, factory girl Nellie Clark's wages are all that keep her younger brothers and sister from starvation.
And, as the young women of Pearce Duff's custard factory watch their menfolk prepare to march off to war, Nellie is forced to make a difficult choice: between the family who depend upon her, and the man she loves...
Following Nellie and her struggle through the hardship of life in First World War London, Custard Tarts and Broken Hearts is an outstandingly moving novel full of tenderness and drama.
PRAISE FOR CUSTARD TARTS AND BROKEN HEARTS:
'The twists and turns of the friendship, love and family keep you gripped throughout. The characters are engaging and soon feel like old friends' Joanna, Amazon reviewer.
'Well written and beautifully told story of the hardships and heartache of early 1900's Britain. Couldn't put it down and had tears rolling down my face as I became entwined with the wonderful "cuckoo" family wanting them to survive' Dell, Amazon reviewer.
'This is a wonderful read. It has everything a good story should have, it made me laugh, smile and weep in parts. So well written that the characters come to life' Mafanwy, Amazon reviewer.
'Brilliant book – well written, well researched, compelling read' Squirrel 59, Amazon reviewer.
'An amazing and at times heart-rending story about the struggles of young women before and during the war. I was gripped from the start!' Mrs S, Amazon reviewer.
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Critic reviews
Mary Gibson is going to go a long way... a really good read' (Dee Williams)
A cracking tale full of warmth and history
A fabulous, fascinating read (Vanessa Feltz)
There were parts that tugged unrelentingly at my heartstrings and parts that left me wanting to jump for joy... A real triumph'
I simply couldn't put it down
A lovely read for anyone who enjoys historical fiction, family saga or romance... if she continues to write to this standard she could well become a household name'
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