Victory for the Foyles Bookshop Girls

London, 1918: the war in Europe may be drawing to an end, but there are new challenges for the Foyles bookshop girls. As their dreams of the war ending look like they might finally come true, the girls of London's Foyles bookshop allow themselves to look forward to a brighter future. But their hopes may be shattered when news of a terrible flu that is gripping the world reaches London, and the girls realise they are not out of danger yet. Meanwhile, they have their own challenges to face when Alice discovers her father has been living a double life; Victoria's beloved husband Ted struggles to adjust to life after the trenches; and the secret Molly has been keeping finally comes to light. But, working side-by-side in London's Foyles bookshop, Alice, Victoria and Molly have become more like sisters than friends. And together, they can brave any storm. As London faces its toughest year yet, will the Foyles bookshop girls make it through to victory together? Praise for Elaine Roberts: 'A delightful story of friendship, love and hope during the dark days of WW1' Elaine Everest 'It's great to be back at Foyles Bookshop in London during WW1. The shop girls stories have been told before so this time it's the turn of the Beckford family. Ellen the eldest daughter has to take on more responsibilities as her Father is accused of spying. Lots of great characters as well as those you love to hate' Netgalley reviewer 'A book about working in a bookshop just what I love. This is another wonderful family saga in this series. A quick read but, very enjoyable' Netgalley reviewer 'Kept me enthralled from start to finish' Netgalley reviewer 'Offers a heart-wrenching insight into how hard life was for the women left at home and how emotions ran high as war continued. A highly recommended read that will pull at your heartstrings' Netgalley reviewer 'Was immediately drawn in to this story' Netgalley reviewer 'A real heart-warming read. Great story and characters, would love a sequel' Netgalley reviewer 'A strong start to what looks to be a trilogy of books about these women and I cannot wait to go back and see how they are all faring' Netgalley reviewer 'Skilfully crafted characters and an exquisite storyline all kept my attention from the first page to the last' Netgalley reviewer 'If you're looking for something to make you cry over your tea and warm your heart on a wintery morning, then this is a book you'll want to reach for' Netgalley reviewer 'The author did an outstanding job of finding a niche in the saga genre' Netgalley reviewer