Absolutely loved this instalment of the Bomber Girls, mainly as it centres on DeeDee who is one special grandmother to Pearl and Thea. DeeDee decides to move to Fenthorpe to support Pearl after finding out that Greg’s plane is missing Pearl is using her work at the “Bombshell” to keep herself occupied and hopefully stop thinking about Greg and what May have happened to him”. This becomes impossible without upsetting sister Thea and friend Jenny boyfriends Fitz & Edwin were in the same plane. So until there is more news Pearl tries to soldier on with the help of DeeDee. Does DeeDee have another interest in the village? While staying in town DeeDee gets to hear a o young girl sing who sounds promising and decides to offer some words of wisdom which prove invaluable when faced with nasty Slater.

I personally liked that the story centred on slightly older person, who it has to be said had a young and wise outlook on life. The bit about her undergarments was funny. As usual I enjoyed Jenny’s mispronunciation.
I always think when reading a part where the author has written offering advice to a character to make them look at something differently, that the author themselves must be quite wise!

Look forward to the next instalment.

Another lovely festive read in this series. It was great to go back to these characters again. My thanks to netgalley and the publishers for giving me the opportunity to read this book in return for an honest review .

Pearl Thea and Jenny are back this time determined to make it a Christmas to remember for everyone but best laid plans and all,,…,,
Pearls husband Greg is declared missing after being hit on his way back from an information drop in Holland along with his friend Edwin who Jenny loves. Pearl and Thea’s grandmother Deedee travels to Fenthorpe to be with Pearl but she finds she has ha connection to someone in the area and slowly Deedee feels everything crumbling around her and she has secrets to reveal.
Great to visit the bomber girls again and looking forward to another visit soon.

It’s always great to spend Christmas with friends and family and it felt like rejoining old friends slipping into this book! I’ve really enjoyed the bomb girls series so far so seeing through a wartime Christmas with them was lovely!

It’s easy to grow fond of these characters and as soon as I opened the page, all of the other books came effortlessly rushing back to me. Sometimes it can take a while to rejoin a series but not with this one. It was a joy to be back.

Facing new struggles and challenges with the sisters Thea and Pearl and their loyal friend Jenny made for a great read and they never fail to make me smile at their strength, vulnerabilities and friendships. And also with Deedee on the scene in this one - the shadows of her past threatening her present made for such a compelling read, I couldn’t put the book down.

Such an enjoyable read from beginning to end.

Another brilliant book in the series. I was lucky enough to start it when visiting the area of Lincolnshire in which it was set!

You cannot help but to like all the characters. The books are such an easy and refreshing read and perfect for someone like me who likes to read before bed.

This was the first title in the series which had no part of the storyline on a military base but was instead set all in Lincoln around the newspaper office. I enjoyed this angle although hope we learn more about the military work in the next title in the series. I also hope we learn more about Greg and Edwin's time in Europe. I would recommend this series to everyone.

Thank you to NetGalley, the publishers and author for allowing me to read this Arc copy.

Firstly thank you Netgalley for this Arc

Another brilliant book by this brilliant author

Family saga, wartime, Christmas what more could you want

I love that it follows on from the other two books in the series so no thinking what’s going on