Wednesday, November 14, 2018

BLOG TOUR and Giveaway and Spotlight of Christmas at Liberty's by Fiona Ford


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All information in this post is courtesy of Rachel Kennedy of Penguin Random House UK/Arrow Publishing.
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Celebrating The Debut Of:

CHRISTMAS AT LIBERTY'S
THE LIBERTY GIRLS BOOK 1

by

FIONA FORD


Penguin.co.uk
November 15, 2018
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The first book in the Liberty Girls series is a beautiful Christmas read – Christmas at Liberty’s (15th November) which introduces us to Mary as she arrives in London during the Blitz after being dishonorably discharged from the army. 

Rejected by her family and harboring a painful secret, Mary finds a job at the iconic London department store Liberty. Finding a sense of belonging and friendship she has never known before, Mary finds the strength to heal her wounds and navigate the uncertain times of London during the Blitz with a group of wonderful new friends, The Liberty Girls. 

This beautiful, seasonal story is great for anyone looking for a new saga series and characters to fall in love with.
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Praise for CHRISTMAS AT LIBERTY'S:

A compelling first novel by Fiona Ford, which I promise you won't be able to put down’ - Daisy Styles, bestselling author of THE BOMB GIRLS
‘Fiona transports you straight back in time to WWII and the attention to detail is fantastic.*****’
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‘A fabulous debut from an immensely talented author’ - Annie Groves, author of HETTIE OF HOPE STREET

‘Made you feel a part of the main character's life, involved in her problems, sadness and happiness. Not often do books make me shed a tear, but this one did. *****’

‘We have another bright star in Sagaland! *****’
‘Lovely storyline and very easy to read. Couldn't put it down once I'd started. *****’
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About The Book:


First in the compelling new Liberty Girls series, sure to be loved by fans of Elaine Everest, Nancy Revell, Donna Douglas and Mr Selfridge.
 
Set around the iconic Carnaby Street department store at the height of the Blitz in London, this heart-warming story of friendship and courage at Christmas is the perfect holiday read.


London, September 1941.


Mary arrives in war-torn London nursing a broken heart and a painful secret after being dishonorably discharged from the Army. When she is offered her dream post as an assistant in the fabric department at Liberty store, she knows this is the fresh start she needs. Amid the store’s vibrant prints and sumptuous interiors, Mary finds a new family who help her to heal and put the ghosts of the past to rest. 

But not everyone will give Mary such a warm welcome, and the trauma of her past will soon catch up with her. As Mary and the Liberty Girls endure the heartache, uncertainty and danger of war, it will take a steady heart and unwavering courage to keep the magic of Christmas alive.
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About the Author:
Fiona spent many years as a journalist writing for women’s weekly and monthly magazines before becoming a full time author, and uses her journalistic experience researching her books.  
Fiona tirelessly combed the Westminster Archives and Liberty records for details about what life was really like working in London and Liberty’s during WWII, lending a true sense of authenticity to her writing. 
Fiona is also the author of the A Pug Like Percy books under the pseudonym, Fiona Harrison, as well as two sagas in her own name in the Spark Girls series. 
Fiona lives in Berkshire with her partner. 
Find out more about Fiona at www.fionaford.co.uk. Fiona is available for interview and written pieces. 
For further information, please contact Rachel Kennedy | 020 7840 8893 | rkennedy@penguinrandomhouse.co.uk
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GIVEAWAY:

I am partnering with Rachel Kennedy of Penguin Random House UK/Arrow Publishing for this giveaway.

USA and UK ONLY

Print Copy

November 14 - 21

Enter here
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5 comments:

  1. Good luck, and thanks for stopping.

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  2. It seems to me that there are a multitude of 'Christmas' reads set in this period around at the moment. Still, a book i may well add to my 'seasonal reads' list, thank you for featuring it.

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    1. It does sound interesting.

      Thanks for commenting, Tracy Terry.

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  3. This sounds like a lovely book to read this season! I will add a link to this giveaway to my blog. Thank you for hosting this, Elizabeth.

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    1. Thank you, Suko.

      Good luck if you enter the giveaway.

      It does sound lovely.

      Thanks for commenting.

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