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Beginning in 1950s Liverpool, Violet's Children is a warm and nostalgic story of a young woman who must adopt her sister's children after tragedy strikes.

©2018 Maureen Lee (P)2018 W. F. Howes Ltd
20th Century Coming of Age Contemporary Contemporary Romance Family Life Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Historical Fiction Romance Heartfelt Feel-Good
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Julie Maisey really did give a heart and soul to each of the characters in this book. The fantastic author knows how to write a good story. I’ve loved each and everyone of her novels. But the narrators can be very hit and miss. This time they got it perfect with Julie. Her voice is young enough to have you believing each character is truly different. The author and narrator are a match made in heaven. Thank you.

Happy and sad.........but oh so perfect.

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liked the family moving forward and you with them..no dramatic changes so was a nice easy listen...nothing to dislike.

The story swept you along..so real you became part of it and went back to those long lost times.

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I liked the way the story had many twists along the way. Will look for more by Maureen Lee now

Great story

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Maureen Lee's books are all lovely to listen to this one was so unusual, once I started listening it was hard to put down I just wanted to know what was coming next. The narrator was really good as well thank you both for another wonderful book

Violets children

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I loved it. I did not want it to end! I would love a sequel xx

The story was great

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