Mulberry Lane Babies by Rosie Clarke

I’m delighted to be part of the blog tour today for a book by one of my favourite authors. Thanks to Aria Fiction for the copy of the book and invitation to be part of the blog tour.

About the book:

1941, Mulberry Lane, London. War rages but new arrivals bring new hope. Perfect for fans of Katie Flynn and Cathy Sharp.
Life is hard for all on Mulberry Lane as the war rages into yet another year. Desperate times push people into dangerous situations.
Menacing shadows lurk on dark street corners, threatening the safety of those who are alone and vulnerable.
When Peggy’s twins are born early, Maureen and Nellie are there to lend a helping hand. The mothers of Mulberry Lane stick together despite the grim conditions of war-torn London and a shadowy fear that stalks their lives. Neighbours and friends look out for each other and new life brings hope and joy to the Lane.

My Review:

It was so nice to be back on Mulberry Lane again. I love this series!

Like all the books in the series, it can be read as a standalone, but it’s a shame not to read all of them, and really get an in-depth look into the lives of these wonderful, true-to-life, characters.

In this book, war is still raging, and the residents of Mulberry Lane are experiencing all the hardships of wartime, along with the ups and downs of life. We have babies being born, children growing up, marriages and deaths. There are good people and bad people, with one or two truly nasty characters. But through it all, the people of Mulberry Lane look after each other and support each other.

This book had me hooked from start to finish. It’s such a heartwarming yet poignant read. I really hope there will be more in this series. Highly recommended.

My Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

About the author:

Rosie is happily married and lives in a quiet village in East Anglia. Writing books is a passion for Rosie, she also likes to read, watch good films and enjoys holidays in the sunshine. She loves shoes and adores animals, especially squirrels and dogs.