A Foundling at Wartime Bookshop - by Lesley Eames (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Real readers LOVE The Wartime Bookshop series: 'BRILLIANT' 'Oh I loved this book... please carry on the good writing' 'Wow what a brilliant start to a new series' 'Outstandingly fabulous, warm and inviting... so glad there is going to be a follow-on' 'I was only two pages in when I knew this would be a 5 star read... I honestly can't put my excitement into words at the thought of reading the next one'

Review Quotes

Praise for The Wartime Bookshop series, A cosy winter read if ever there was one... a refreshingly comforting book, A delightful wartime saga about a young girl making a difference in her new village... Beautiful book and I loved it, If you enjoy wartime dramas such as Home Fires you'll love The Wartime Bookshop, Written by Lesley Eames, an author with romance at heart, The Wartime Bookshop is a wholesome novel questioning how friendship can be the answer. Snuggle up and experience her storytelling for yourself, A pleasure to read for anyone who enjoys a good wartime saga, A real cosy novel of women and friendship. I'm looking forward to seeing what this threesome gets up to next, Heartwarming... an uplifting tale with well-drawn characters, A delight from start to finish - the perfect comfort read!, I could spend hours in the company of Alice, Kate and Naomi who by the end felt like firm friends. The Wartime Bookshop is a must-read for all saga fans, Well written, well researched and likeable... It was uplifting to see Kate, Alice and Naomi slowly change and, through the bookshop, reach their potential

About the Author

Lesley is an author of historical sagas. Having previously written sagas set around the time of the First World War, she ventured into the Second World War period with her fifth book, The Wartime Bookshop. Originally from the north west of England (Manchester), Lesley's home is now Hertfordshire where The Wartime Bookshop's fictional village of Churchwood is set. Lesley is thrilled to have enjoyed success in competitions as varied as crime writing to writing for children. She is particularly honoured to have won the Festival of Romance New Talent Award, the Romantic Novelists' Association's Elizabeth Goudge Cup and to have been twice shortlisted in the UK Romantic Novel Awards (RONAs).