Wartime at Liberty’s by Fiona Ford | 2020 Paperback

Condition: Good.

Wartime at Liberty’s by Fiona Ford – 2020 Paperback

Condition: Good used condition

Step back into wartime London with Wartime at Liberty’s by Fiona Ford, the third novel in the popular Liberty Girls series. Set in 1942, this engaging historical saga follows the lives, friendships and personal struggles of women working at the famous Liberty department store during the Second World War.

Flo Canning is struggling with heartbreaking news as she throws herself into her work as fabric manager at Liberty’s. Supported by old and new friends, she tries to rebuild her life while balancing the demands of work and home. However, the arrival of new deputy store manager Henry Masters brings unexpected consequences for Flo and her colleagues.

As wartime uncertainty continues and further tragedies unfold, Flo and her friends must draw strength from one another. With its themes of friendship, resilience, romance and life on the home front, this novel offers an absorbing glimpse into the challenges faced by ordinary people during extraordinary times.

Wartime at Liberty’s is an appealing read for fans of historical fiction, wartime sagas and stories about strong women navigating love, loss and changing circumstances.

Book Details

• Title: Wartime at Liberty’s
• Author: Fiona Ford
• Publisher: Penguin Random House (Arrow Books imprint)
• Publication Year: 2020
• Format: Paperback
• ISBN-13: 9781787464247
• ISBN-10: 1787464245
• Page Count: 357 pages (as listed)
• Series: Liberty Girls, Book 3
• Condition: Good used condition

Used Book Condition

This pre-owned paperback is in good used condition and may show some signs of previous reading and normal handling. Please refer to the photographs for the appearance and condition of the actual copy supplied.

A lovely addition to a historical fiction collection and an enjoyable choice for readers who love wartime stories, family sagas and tales of friendship and resilience.

Author: Fiona Ford
Publisher: Penguin Random House
Publication date: 2020
ISBN: 9781787464247