Three Cheers for the Shipyard Girls: The Shipyard Girls Series Book 12

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Head-welder Rosie is just about managing to keep her double life hidden from little sister Charlotte's prying eyes. But Charlotte senses something is up and, with a secret this big, the truth is bound to come out. At the end of the day, what I really want people to take from this book is the feeling of hope. Hope for the future, hope for your life and hope for yourself.” Your books are hugely popular and there’s even talk about them being made into a TV series! What do you think readers love about your books? I've become so invested in these characters, it's easy to forget that they are fictional, which is a measure of how good the writing actually is. We genuinely care about Gloria, Rosie, Polly, Dorothy, Angie, Helen and Martha

Sunderland, 1942: Christmas is fast approaching, and with it comes a flurry of snow and surprises... Her latest novel, The Widow’s Choice, is a continuation of the series and revives one of the central characters in The Shipyard Girls series. This marks a new direction for the saga. A new beginning. And as Polly grows with child, she hopes against hope for a safe delivery - and that her husband Tommy can soon return from the front line to meet their new arrival. More or less. Although when I started the series, I had no idea what the characters were going to get up to and how their personal stories would develop throughout the years the country was at war.Polly and Tommy are reunited, their family complete. Along with all those who make the extended family as well, Agnes, Bel, Joe, Pearl and Lucille. All names you will be familiar with if you have been with the books from the beginning. Gloria is shouldering the burden of a terrible secret. If the truth comes out there could be dire consequences, and it will take all her resolve to resist the pressure around her.

More than a year has passed since Bel's wedding to sweetheart Joe. She knows she has much to feel thankful for and yet there is still one burning desire which she cannot ignore. The war will soon be at an end and a lot of these women will be leaving with lost souls as the men away fighting will safely be coming home. Nancy Revell brings her superb series about Sunderland’s finest to a triumphant end with the final mesmerizing installment, Three Cheers for the Shipyard Girls.The book is set in Cuthbert Manor, in County Durham. This is all about Angie’s journey.” A novel with hope Gloria is shouldering the full burden of a horrible secret. Should the truth come out there might be dire consequences, and it is going to take all of her resolve to resist the pressure surrounding her. Heroines women welders who know no fear, Three cheers for the shipyard girl's will live on always in my heart. During the day, Rosie (head welder) teaches her fledgling group of trainees their new trade, however at night she hides Of course there is some unfinished business with Helen and her family secrets which are still going to affect all the women she employs. Can she possibly keep it together to protect those she cares about. And will anyone ever care about her for who she is and not what she might bring to a relationship?