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The Wheelwright Girl

Devonshire Sagas, Book 6

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The Wheelwright Girl

By: Tania Crosse
Narrated by: Emma Powell
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A poignant, sensitive and intensely moving account of one village's war and the endurance of those who wait at home for news of their loved ones.

Dartmoor, 1914. Grace Dannings is a farmer’s daughter, but she dreams of making her mark as a London Suffragette. Too bad she’s stuck in Walkhampton, the sleepy village where she was born. As a child, she could escape to the wheelwright’s mill. Spellbound, she’d watch labourers hammer iron and timber into wheels. Now she’s a woman and nothing about the village feels like home. The men are brutish, the women afraid of change. Perhaps she could have married Martin, the mill owner’s son. But society says she’s not good enough. When World War I breaks out and the wheelwright’s men leave for the front, Grace volunteers to fill in. The move raises eyebrows. But Grace has her sights set on a fulfilling new vocation. And she’s not about to stop for anything — or anyone.

Tania Crosse weaves blissfully human stories with impeccable research, giving her characters all the complexity and colour of real life. Tania has been shortlisted for Best Romantic Saga in the 60th annual RoNA Awards.

©2020 Tania Crosse (P)2020 W F Howes
20th Century Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Genre Fiction Historical Fiction Romance England Tear-jerking War
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loved every bit of this book the writing was surprisingly clear I felt as though I too where in the story. thank you for another book waiting.

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Enjoyed this book, 2 nd book buy this writer, really well written, Narrated, from beginning to end.

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Brilliant

Loved it enthralled from start. To finish fantastic saga wonderful August glued from start to finish brilliant

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Love and war

I Really enjoyed all of the previous books in this series of books, and whilst this one was easy to listen to and a charming tale of love and war it didn't have the same appeal as the others, the narration was first class. Over all still worth a read,

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Easy listening, thoroughly enjoyable

I enjoy listening to the Devonshire Sagas, the narrator brings each character to life.
A little history along the way, reminding me of how life and how my grandparents would have lived though not in Devonshire but still an insight into the hardships endured whilst finding joy in the simplest tasks.
I look forward to the next journey.

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