The Soldier's Wife: the captivating and heart-wrenching story of a marriage put to the test from one of Britain’s best loved authors, Joanna

Please visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/242589 to listen full audiobooks. Title: The Soldier's Wife: the captivating and heart-wrenching story of a marriage put to the test from one of Britain’s best loved authors, Joanna Trollope Author: Joanna Trollope Narrator: Julia Franklin Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 10 hours 3 minutes Release date: February 2, 2012 Genres: Modern Publisher's Summary: Fans of Erica James, Elizabeth Noble and Amanda Prowse will devour this gripping novel by multi-million copy bestselling author Joanna Trollope which lays bare the snags and frustrations of family life and the dangerous pressure points in relationships. Guaranteed to keep you hooked... 'Written with all Trollope's customary skill and panache, this is an absorbing look at the modern military wife who no longer automatically follows the drum' -- Daily Mail 'The Soldier's Wife is a cracking read and has clearly been thoroughly researched. All the little details which animate a novel ring true... compassionate, humourous and topical' - Spectator 'Another great page turner from Joanna Trollope, one of her best' -- ***** Reader review 'My only criticism - it was too short - I didn't want it to end!' -- ***** Reader review 'Hard to put down' -- ***** Reader review 'I couldn't put the book down!' -- ***** Reader review ************************************************************** DOES MARRYING A SOLDIER ALWAYS HAVE TO MEAN YOU ARE NOT MARRYING A MAN, BUT A REGIMENT? The soldiers are coming home - after six months in Afghanistan. Surely being reunited with their wives and girlfriends and families will be heaven, after the hell they have been through. When Dan Riley returns to his adored wife, Alexa, and their children, his Army life still comes first. Alexa thought she was prepared to help him, and the whole family, to make the transition to normal life again - but no-one had told her how lonely and near impossible the task would be...