A Safe Haven for the War Orphans

September 1940, Bristol - When Hitler's bombs started raining down on her city, Susan Beckett'sfirst thought was for her own survival. But hearing the sound of a smallchild weeping outside her front door, she did what anyone would... andbrought her inside, to safety.Since that day, Susan's only thought has been for the children she helpsprotect - even as it becomes painfully clear they've lost everything,and the authorities don't have space to look after them all.Susan knew her own home wasn't big enough for them all - nor was itsafe, as the bombing intensified.Then wealthy benefactor, Stephen Audley, showed up at her door with apromise to help. Now, she has put her trust in him and moved herself andthe orphans she's caring for into Hatherley Hall, the stately home helives in. But will she - and her beloved orphans - be safe with him? Herheart says yes...Praise for Rachel Brimble:'I enjoyed this heart-warming yet gritty and gripping first book ofthe series. Sylvia, Freda and Veronica, work hard in their job ofnursing the wounded, each of them with their own secretheartache... Compelling reading. Another winner for this lovelyauthor... A series that will garner a host of readers.' Lizzie Lane'This a new writer for me and I absolutely loved this book.Well-researched, well-written and I couldn't put it down.' Fenella JMiller'Fantastic... Promises to be a brilliant series.' Rosie Clarke'Heartwarming! I loved following the lives of the three girls, and thestoryline pulled me in quickly, holding my attention. It was hard to putdown!' Patricia McBride

September 1940, Bristol - When Hitler's bombs started raining down on her city, Susan Beckett'sfirst thought was for her own survival. But hearing the sound of a smallchild weeping outside her front door, she did what anyone would... andbrought her inside, to safety.Since that day, Susan's only thought has been for the children she helpsprotect - even as it becomes painfully clear they've lost everything,and the authorities don't have space to look after them all.Susan knew her own home wasn't big enough for them all - nor was itsafe, as the bombing intensified.Then wealthy benefactor, Stephen Audley, showed up at her door with apromise to help. Now, she has put her trust in him and moved herself andthe orphans she's caring for into Hatherley Hall, the stately home helives in. But will she - and her beloved orphans - be safe with him? Herheart says yes...Praise for Rachel Brimble:'I enjoyed this heart-warming yet gritty and gripping first book ofthe series. Sylvia, Freda and Veronica, work hard in their job ofnursing the wounded, each of them with their own secretheartache... Compelling reading. Another winner for this lovelyauthor... A series that will garner a host of readers.' Lizzie Lane'This a new writer for me and I absolutely loved this book.Well-researched, well-written and I couldn't put it down.' Fenella JMiller'Fantastic... Promises to be a brilliant series.' Rosie Clarke'Heartwarming! I loved following the lives of the three girls, and thestoryline pulled me in quickly, holding my attention. It was hard to putdown!' Patricia McBride