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  • By: Jan Casey
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  • Length: 10 hrs and 8 mins
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Summary

London, 1940. After her fiancé breaks off their engagement, Evelyn decides to do her part for the war effort by signing up for construction work on Waterloo Bridge. Grieving after her little boy dies in an air raid, Gwen is completely lost when her husband sends their younger children to the countryside for safety. Enlisting as a construction worker, she is partnered with cheerful Evelyn. The two women strike up a heartwarming friendship.

Musical prodigy Joan's life has always been dictated by her controlling mother. When an affair nearly ends in scandal, Joan finally takes her life into her own hands. She soon finds work at Waterloo Bridge. Yet there are other troubles for her to overcome.... 
©2020 Jan Casey (P)2021 Soundings
Friendship Genre Fiction World War II Women's Fiction
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THANKYOU JAN CASEY!

A brilliant story which needed to be told about the lovely women of Waterloo. Unfortunately it was told far too late for them to hear, and to know that someone wrote a great book about them
too. Thanks very much for the bridge girls, thanks Annie Aldinton for the great narration.

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This book deserves more than five stars. It truly is a small piece of history. People need to know how and why the bridge is called the Ladies bridge.
I loved every second of this novel. Thank you so much.

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