The Royal Station Master's Daughters at War: 'A heartwarming historical saga' Rosie Goodwin (The Royal Station Master's Daughters Series boo

Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/577339 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Royal Station Master's Daughters at War: 'A heartwarming historical saga' Rosie Goodwin (The Royal Station Master's Daughters Series book 2 of 3) Series: Part of The Royal Station Master's Daughters series Author: Ellee Seymour Narrator: Katy Sobey Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 11 hours 6 minutes Release date: March 2, 2023 Genres: Drama Publisher's Summary: The second heartwarming book in The Royal Station Master's Daughters series. For readers of Maisie Thomas and Daisy Styles. It is 1917 and Maria has adapted well to her new life on the royal Sandringham estate where she works as a maid in the Big House for Queen Alexandra and is in awe of the many treasures around her. It is two years since she turned up at the royal station master's house to escape her secret past, destitute and with nowhere else to turn. Having proven herself to Harry Saward and his daughters, she is now welcomed by them as one of the family. But when Nellie, a mysterious relative turns up, on the run from the law, Maria's new-found happiness could be under threat. Meanwhile, the impact of World War I is felt deeply in the community as the fate of missing men from the Sandringham Company, who fought in Gallipoli, is still unknown. Harry's daughters pull together to support each other and women on the royal estate as they face their sorrows and challenges. Ada's husband, Alfie, is away fighting on the front line while Beatrice is now a VAD nurse at a cottage hospital. Jessie has become a land army girl, proudly doing a man's job, while pining for her sweetheart Jack. In a community torn apart by loss and tragedy, how will the station master's family survive and find the happiness they're all searching for? The Royal Station Master's Daughters at War is the second book in the WWI saga series, inspired by the Saward family, who ran the station at Wolferton in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Through this family we get a glimpse into all walks of life - from royalty to the humblest of soldiers.