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The Factory Girls

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The Factory Girls

By: Rosie Archer
Narrated by: Helen Lloyd
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It's 1944, after D-day. Doodlebugs are the latest threat to war-battered Southern England. Local crook Samuel Golden is still finding ways to exploit people's hardship for his own gain. Heroine Em, whom we first met in The Munitions Girls, finds herself caught up in one such scheme while having to deal with her daughter's unexpected pregnancy.

Female friendship, wartime drama, mothers and daughters and finding a good man in the end - it's all there in this sparkling new saga from Rosie Archer.

©2016 Rosie Archer (P)2016 WF Howes Ltd Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Romance Small Town & Rural
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Good book but preferred authors previous books. Great ending and slowly unraveling the characters life story.

Enjoyable book

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I have enjoyed this book about the Factory girls set during the war I would definitely recommend it as I couldn't put it down

brilliant listen

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book was great but don't like the voice of the lady talking she talks to slow I didn't check I just assumed it was going to be Anne Dover who read munition girls that was a great book. I'm going to have to buy the other 2 books in this series to read myself as this lady reads the rest of them.

love the book

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I liked the store so many of these factories all over the country it gave a insight into what live was like and how dangerous it was to work there

A very good history story

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Loved the third installment of this series. The book continues with the characters stories and what is was like to live during the war and the hardships they endured. The only disappointment for me was that they changed the Barre after the first installment and for me I did not enjoy listening to her as much. A word of caution as I have also read book four and was very disappointed. I will not go into detail as I would not want to spoil the ending for everyone else, however I feel they 'abandoned' some of the characters which I found really disappointing.

Wonderful

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