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The Soldier's Wife

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WORLD WAR II IS OVER -- AND THE TROOPS ARE COMING HOME.
Bound together by their weekly knitting circle, Carrie, Velma, Gwen and Shirley supported one another through the bleak wartime years. Through good times and bad, they kept each other's spirits up, taking comfort in their unique bond of friendship, longing for the day their men would return.
Now at last their husbands have come home. But it's not easy adjusting to married life again -- and two of the women have painful secrets to hide. Shirley doesn't know if she can live with the guilt of her deceit. Gwen is terrified of being found out. Having tasted independence, Velma plans to ask for a divorce. And, married just two weeks before her husband joined up, Carrie must get to know her beloved Archie all over again.
In a gossiped-fuelled village like Penhallow accusations abound and rumours fly. Their marriages under increasing strain, the four women will need each other as never before.

About The Author

© Jerry Ruotolo

Rachel S. Moore was named President and CEO of the Los Angeles Music Center in 2015. A former member of American Ballet Theatre's corps de ballet, Moore was named Executive Director of ABT in April 2004 and CEO in 2012. Prior to her appointment, she served as Director of Boston Ballet’s Center for Dance Education, Executive Director of Project STEP, and Managing Director of Ballet Theatre of Boston. She has also held senior positions with Americans for the Arts and the National Cultural Alliance, both in Washington, DC. As a teenager, she spent summers in New York City and trained on scholarship at the School of American Ballet and American Ballet Theatre School, before becoming a professional ballet dancer. She currently lives in Los Angeles, California with her husband, two Labradors, and four cats of suspect provenance.

Product Details

  • Publisher: Simon & Schuster UK (August 8, 2020)
  • Length: 400 pages
  • ISBN13: 9780743483735

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