Land Girls: The Homecoming
A heartwarming and gripping second world war novel
by Roland Moore
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Pub Date 4 Aug 2017 | Archive Date 6 Dec 2017
HarperCollins UK, HarperImpulse | One More Chapter
Description
A heartwarming historical novel set on the Homefront during World War Two. For fans of Kathryn Hughes.
Land Girl Connie Carter thought she’d finally left her past behind once and for all when she married Henry Jameson, Helmstead’s vicar and the love of her life. Headstrong Connie and mild-mannered Henry might be different as chalk and cheese, but she’s determined to be the best wife she can be and prove the village gossips wrong! But Connie doesn’t really believe that she belongs in Henry’s genteel world of tea-drinking and jam-making, and the cracks are already starting to show.
When Connie’s heroism makes her front page news, her past comes back to haunt her in a terrifying way. A different kind of war has come to Helmstead, and soon it’s a fight for both their marriage and their lives…
Follow the lives and loves of the Land Girls in this moving saga from the creator and writer of the popular, award-winning BBC dramaA Note From the Publisher
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9780008204402 |
| PRICE | £1.99 (GBP) |
| PAGES | 273 |
Featured Reviews
Stephanie C, Reviewer
Great book. Excellent storyline and brilliant main characters. I would recommend this book.
Margaret H, Educator
4.0 out of 5 stars Engaging look at WWII in English Countryside, August 6, 2017
By Maggie
This review is from: Land Girls: The Homecoming: A heartwarming Historical saga from the creator of the award-winning BBC1 period drama (Kindle Edition)
As someone who hasn't seen the TV series, I felt a bit lost at first, but quickly got into the plot of this book. It took me into the English countryside with a cast of characters that range from the very seedy through divine. I did feel like I had missed some of the backstory, but still very much enjoyed this novel about one of my favorite periods. Highly recommended for fans of the TV series.
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