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Wedding Bells at the Wartime Bookshop

By: Lesley Eames
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They won't let the war stop them from finding happiness...

Naomi is upset to find a nasty, anonymous letter land on her doorstep. Who could’ve sent something like this? Naomi, Bert and the Churchwood bookshop organising team are determined to figure out who it is sending her these poison pen letters. Because it must be someone they know…

Ruby is preparing for her wedding to Kenny. But for some reason, she can’t figure out why she isn’t excited. Can she get to the root of her feelings and enjoy her special day?

Suki has fallen in love, with a handsome but unlikely suitor. Can she convince him she’s ready for love? Or will she be forced to accept rejection?

© Lesley Eames 2025 (P) Penguin Audio 2025

 20th Century Family Life Genre Fiction Historical Historical Fiction

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