Wartime Romance,Family and the RAF!!

The War Girls Of Goodwill House -Book Review

📚Wartime Romance,Family and the RAF !!📚

The War girls of Goodwill House is Book 1 in in a new wartime saga series by Fenella J Miller.Lady Joanna Harcourt and her daughter Sarah are plunged into a life of independence when husband and father Lord Harcourt goes of to war.

I absolutely loved reading about the adventures of Lady Joanna and Sarah as they forged a life of independence for themselves.I loved the the characters of Lady Joanna of Sarah,both characters were believable and I loved going in a journey with them as they became more confident within themselves .

My favourite part of the book was the love story running through the book involving Angus and Sarah and I’m looking forward to reading how there relationship progresses in future books.

The whole book is really well written and researched and you can really get the sense you are back in wartime Britain.

The ending of the book made me want to read more about how the family cope in the coming years and I am looking forward to reading further instalment of the series.

This book is perfect for fans of the Land Girls series of books and fans of wartime saga series.This author is new to me,but I’m looking forward to reading more of her work.

Bookworm rating ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Links

Rachel’s Random Resources

www.instagram.com/rachelsrandomresources

Fenella Miller

www.instagram.com/fenellajmiller

To Buy

https://www.amazon.co.uk/War-Girls-Goodwill-House-historical-ebook/dp/B09HTCVBBJ/ref=nodl_

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