Three Cheers for the Shipyard Girls: The Shipyard Girls Series Book 12

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She adds: “I’d ended The Shipyard Girls series and I had loads of my readers messaging me asking me to take the characters further.

But it is the heart in these books. Women from different parts of the town, different classes and circumstances coming together and forging friendships. Indeed this is the theme of the book, support and friendship. The decisions that each of the women take are wholly supported by the others. We see Hannah return to Europe to assist the British Red Cross and to search for her parents imprisoned in the concentration camps. We see Angie marry her Quentin, who when the question of differing classes comes up, is given support by the group of women in overcoming family disapproval. She said: “I am really excited about this new direction for these characters.” A change in direction for the characters

However, that’s not to say I have totally closed the door to future books taking the characters beyond the war.

The subject is near to Nancy’s heart, since she comes from a long line of shipbuilders that were well-known in the area. THE FIFTH NOVEL IN THE COMPELLING SHIPYARD GIRLS SERIES FROM SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR, NANCY REVELL. Of course there is some unfinished business with Helen and her family secrets which are still going to affect all the women she employs. Can she possibly keep it together to protect those she cares about. And will anyone ever care about her for who she is and not what she might bring to a relationship?Meanwhile Rosie is delighted to have her husband safely home but she begins to wonder – what lies ahead for her and her friends when the war is over?