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The Runaway Girl
Elsie Mason
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1918. Fleeing from her past, Cathy Carmichael is new to the Sixteen
Streets. She has nothing to her name, no plan and nowhere to go.
Cathy thinks she's struck gold when she runs into Mrs Sturrocks, an
elderly lady who offers her a room at her boarding house. Her son,
Noel, might be strange and sulky, but he gives her a job at the
Robin Hood pub and before long, Cathy is thriving as the new
barmaid. The Sixteen Streets was only meant to be a temporary stop
for Cathy... but could it become home instead?
Can Irene find a new home by the docks? Newly married to dashing
RAF officer, Tom, Irene Farley leaves behind her safe countryside
life to move in with his family by the docks in South Shields.
Little prepares her for the devastation the Jerry bombers have
wreaked on the Sixteen Streets or that they would be living under
her mother-in-law's roof, alongside Tom's three brothers and two
wives! Irene's only escape is her job at the local Wright's Biscuit
factory packing up a little taste of home for the brave boys
fighting for King and country across the channel. As the threat of
war creeps ever closer to the Sixteen Streets, the biscuit factory
girls bond together, because no one can get through this war
alone...
Her wedding day should have been the happiest day of Mavis
Kendricks' life. Marrying handsome Sam, the youngest of the Farley
boys, means joining the Farley clan, and there's nothing Mavis has
ever wanted more than a family of her own. But the appearance of an
unexpected guest ruins everything... and brings back painful
memories Mavis would rather forget. It's not long before the
war-torn streets of South Shields are buzzing with rumours. One of
the biscuit factory girls, funny little Mavis has always been a bit
of a mystery. As far as anyone can remember, Mavis and her twin
Arthur have been orphans. So who was the grand old lady at the
wedding? How do the twins own their own house? And just what is
Mavis hiding? On the Sixteen Streets, nothing stays a secret for
long... The third in the heart-warming, heart-wrenching and utterly
charming Biscuit Factory Girl series, A Wedding for the Biscuit
Factory Girls is perfect for fans of Daisy Styles, Jenny Holmes and
Elaine Everest.
Home is where the heart is... Beryl was the first Farley clan
bride, finding a home in the arms of loving, attentive, elder son
Tony. Yet even now, wrapped in Tony's embrace, Beryl has never
quite been able to forget the past she ran away from, nor the
shocking family secret she tried to bury. With Tony away fighting
the Jerries alongside his brothers, it's up to Beryl and her
sisters-in-law to keep the family afloat. Hard, gruelling work
doesn't faze her, but the sudden arrival of a devastating letter
does... Will Beryl be able to hold her family together and face up
to her past? Or will the war take away the one thing she holds most
dear - the one person she never thought she deserved? The perfect
family saga, set on the Newcastle streets that inspired Catherine
Cookson's bestselling classic The Fifteen Streets - This is the
second in brand new series for fans of Nancy Revell, Elaine Everest
and Daisy Styles. * * * * * * * Readers are LOVING the first
Biscuit Factory Girls saga... "Could not put it down" 5* "A
brilliant story from a brilliant author" 5* "I enjoyed every bit of
this book" 5* "The end had me in tears" 5* "Stays with you long
after you've turned the last page" 5*
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