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The Shop Girl's Secret (Victorian Whitechapel Girls)

Beryl White
4.30/5 (229 ratings)
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Whitechapel, 1894 Daphne is left all alone when her parents depart to handle a family crisis. Her anxiety intensifies when a ragged mother arrives. She abandons her baby insisting 'it belongs with its father.' Finding an accompanying scribbled note, Daphne suspects the stranger's story might be true. Caring for the needy bairn soon becomes overwhelming. Staying at home risks her new job. She is left torn between duty and necessity. Increasingly desperate, she must call upon unexpected allies including her secret sweetheart, which risks their fledgling relationship. Will Daphne cope if her world-weary neighbours withdraw their support? Can she ever solve the cryptic note and discover the true identity of the foundling’s parents? Will the young girl triumph and restore joy and romance to her life, or will despair and heartbreak be her destiny? Indulge in a delightful escape to nineteenth-century London with this captivating clean romance. Follow Daphne on a quest to uncover the mystery of the abandoned child and feel the tug on your heartstrings as she strives to heal the shattered pieces of her home life. Support this young girl as she overcomes obstacles to forge her own path in life. This heartwarming tale is a must-read for fans of family sagas with a hint of romance, providing an enchanting reading experience that will leave you breathless.
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The Shop Girl's Secret (Victorian Whitechapel Girls)

Beryl White
4.30/5 (229 ratings)
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Whitechapel, 1894 Daphne is left all alone when her parents depart to handle a family crisis. Her anxiety intensifies when a ragged mother arrives. She abandons her baby insisting 'it belongs with its father.' Finding an accompanying scribbled note, Daphne suspects the stranger's story might be true. Caring for the needy bairn soon becomes overwhelming. Staying at home risks her new job. She is left torn between duty and necessity. Increasingly desperate, she must call upon unexpected allies including her secret sweetheart, which risks their fledgling relationship. Will Daphne cope if her world-weary neighbours withdraw their support? Can she ever solve the cryptic note and discover the true identity of the foundling’s parents? Will the young girl triumph and restore joy and romance to her life, or will despair and heartbreak be her destiny? Indulge in a delightful escape to nineteenth-century London with this captivating clean romance. Follow Daphne on a quest to uncover the mystery of the abandoned child and feel the tug on your heartstrings as she strives to heal the shattered pieces of her home life. Support this young girl as she overcomes obstacles to forge her own path in life. This heartwarming tale is a must-read for fans of family sagas with a hint of romance, providing an enchanting reading experience that will leave you breathless.
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kindle Asin:
B0BZ54ZLM4

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