Stormy Days On Mulberry Lane

A problem shared, is always a problem halved on >Mulberry Lane...

London 1950

Peggy Ronoscki is happily settling back into life running her guesthouse on Mulberry Lane, surrounded by close friends and family. Life just seems too good'but then disaster strikes.

Pip, her beloved son is left in a coma following a devastating car crash and a young girl collapses in the market leaving Peggy no option but to nurse her back to health.

As things begin to go awry, Peggy worries she has brought trouble to her own doorstep?

Can her life ever return to normal? Or has Peggy's good nature led her astray?

A heart-warming saga following the lives and loves of those who live on Mulberry Lane in London's East End

Perfect for fans of Lizzie Lane, Fenella J Miller and Patricia McBride

Have you tried Rosie Clarke's Harpers Emporium, Dressmakers Alley or Blackberry Farm series ' you'll just love them!

What readers are saying about Mulberry Lane:

Another fantastic book. The series now in 1950s with many changes and new beginning s and returns its a really good series . Highly recommended. - Reader Review

The story continues...These stories are wonderful, and it's the community spirit that comes across all helping each other. Highly recommended. - Reader Review

A feel good read. This series of Mulberry Lane Stories are one of the best I have read for a long time, you really feel you are sitting in Peggy's kitchen watching the going ones of her and her beautiful family, I will be so sorry when they come to the end' - Reader Review

Another beautiful story in this series. The series of Mulberry Lane Books are real page turners I for one will be so sorry when they come to an end.You really get into the feeling of what London was like during and after the end of WW2 as well as getting to know the people who came through it' - Reader Review

Amazing story. I really enjoyed this series of mulberry lane, not just about London, also the other places where Peggy and Janet lived. It all worked out well in the end. - Reader Review

Keep on reading. This is a wonderful series following the lives of every day people in London. So worth reading as each character grows and their lives unfold. A story of true friendship and community. - Reader Review

When it comes to writing sagas, Rosie Clarke is up there with some of the best in the business' - Bookish Jottings.

Full of drama, romance and secrets ... A perfect example of its genre' - That Thing She Reads.

This is wonderful historical fiction that is so character-driven you'll wish these women lived on your street' - Reader Review

Absolutely loved this latest instalment and revisiting the ladies of the Lane. Another great story of love and heartache' - Reader Review

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