Women on the Home Front

by Rosie Hendry 2 books in this series

Winner of the Romantic Novelists’ Association 2022 Romantic Saga Award
Will new friendships and motherhood keep the Women on the Home Front safe from war?
England, 1939
Marianne Archer
Prue
Thea
Readers absolutely love Rosie Hendry’s books:
being able to make the Second World War come alive
shines through in the quality of her writing
very descriptive and emotive.
I read it within one day
Call the Midwife
delightful, dramatic and engrossing
sparkles with so much warmth and heart
so wonderful that you just want to curl up in a chair and not move until you've read it cover to cove
can’t put down
Immersed me from the very start until the very end
I cannot remember the last time I enjoyed a book so much that I didn’t stop reading all day
I started to think of most of the characters as friends

Reading order

Books in this series (2 books)

1. The Mother’s Day Club

Rosie Hendry

4.7(2,741)

Norfolk, 1939. The residents of Great Plumstead volunteer to receive evacuees from London and prepare themselves for displaced children. Instead, the train brings expectant mothers who need shelter away from the threatened capital, forcing the village to improvise accommodation and confront very different ideas about duty,…

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2. The Mother’s Day Victory

Rosie Hendry

4.6(2,059)

Norfolk, 1940. Prue, Thea and their neighbours in Great Plumstead are increasingly absorbed by the practical work of war, from the Women’s Voluntary Service mobile canteen to salvage drives and clothing collections. The community that adapted to evacuation now faces the greater fear and suspicion produced…

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