When My Ship Comes In

A gripping and gritty family saga set in 1950s Essex

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Pub Date 6 Apr 2017 | Archive Date 26 Jan 2017

Description

If you love Call The Midwife, you won't be able to resist this heartwrenching emotional saga set in 1950s Essex.

Keep the family together, that's what her old mum always said. Put up and shut up. And that's what everyone else did around there.

Essex, 1959. Flo earns her money as a scrubber, cleaning the cruise ships and dreaming of a day when she might sail away from her life in the Dwellings, the squalid tenements of Tilbury docks. Then the Blundell family are evicted from their home.

Fred, Flo's husband, finds work at Monday's, a utopian factory town. Suddenly, it seems like everything is on the up for Flo Blundell and her children. Even Jeanie, Flo's sulking teenage daughter, seems to be thawing a little in her shiny new surroundings.

But when Flo's abusive husband Fred starts drinking again, he jeopardises the family's chance to escape poverty for good.

Flo is faced with a terrible decision. Must she fight to keep her family together? Or could she strive for the life of her dreams - the kind of life she could have when her ship comes in?

If you love Call The Midwife, you won't be able to resist this heartwrenching emotional saga set in 1950s Essex.

Keep the family together, that's what her old mum always said. Put up and shut up. And...


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EDITION Other Format
ISBN 9780751564600
PRICE £6.99 (GBP)
PAGES 384

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