The Street of Broken Dreams: Winner of Romantic Saga of the Year 2020

· Banbury Street Book 2 · Bloomsbury Publishing
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Winner of Romantic Saga of the Year 2020.
Summer 1945. The nation rejoices as the Second World War comes to an end but Banbury Street matriarch, Eva Parker, foresees trouble ahead.

Whilst her daughter, Mildred, awaits the return of her fiancé from overseas duty, doubts begin to seep into her mind about how little she knows of the man she has promised to marry. Or are her affections being drawn elsewhere?

Meanwhile, new neighbour, dancer Cissie Cresswell, hides a terrible secret. The end of the conflict will bring her no release from the horrific night that destroyed her life. Can she ever find her way back?

Under Eva's stalwart care, can the two young women unite to face the doubt and uncertainty of the future?

In 2020, this poignant story of love and war won the RNA award for Best Romantic Saga. It is perfect for fans of Elaine Everest and Daisy Styles.

What readers are saying about The Street of Broken Dreams:

'With warmth radiating from every page, The Street of Broken Dreams is an atmospheric story of love and hope' Jennifer Wells.

'Gripping, gutsy and absolutely unputdownable... A must-read for saga fans everywhere' Julie, NetGalley.

'I read this book in one sitting and I would highly recommend it' Stephanie, NetGalley.

About the author

Delaying her childhood dream of writing historical novels until her family had grown up, Tania eventually completed a series of published stories based on her beloved Dartmoor. She is now setting her future sagas in London and the south east.

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