
Three Women of Liverpool
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Narrated by:
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Lizzie Hopley
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By:
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Helen Forrester
About this listen
Three brave women, their lives closely entwined, deal with the destruction brought on by the Blitz in the Second World War.
Whilst Gwen attempts to keep up with the constant demands of family life amidst the horrors of war, her sister-in-law Emmie is consumed by fear for the safety of her fiancé.
Meanwhile next-door, Ellen’s house is destroyed by bombs, leaving her family homeless with the threat of poverty looming.
Faced with devastating challenges, can ordinary people fight to carry on with life in a city torn apart by war?
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