The Quality Street Wedding: A heart-warming and nostalgic historical drama (Quality Street, Book 3)

Romance is in the air at the nation’s favourite sweet factory Rumours about a war with Germany have been whispered around the Quality Street factory for months. It’s hard for everyone to get their heads around air raids, rationing and the threat of bombings, so to distract themselves, they girls are betting on who is most likely to announce wedding bells. Reenie and Peter adore each other, but as a married woman, Reenie would never be allowed to keep the job that means so much to her. Mary has fallen for her manager at the factory despite this being strictly against the company rules. Even spiteful Dolly has got a new fella in her sights. The threat of war has given everyone a sense of urgency and this time there is so much more at stake than a box of chocolates – can the Quality Street girls keep calm and be ready for anything – even a wedding? In the best tradition of 20th-century sagas, The Quality Street Wedding by Penny Thorpe takes us into the heart of a sweet factory on the brink of World War II. Amidst the whispers of war, the girls find friendship and love, making this historical fiction a compelling read. For fans of Betty Firth (A Wartime Christmas in the Dales), Elaine Everest (The Teashop Girls at War), Lesley Eames (Wedding Bells at the Wartime Bookshop), Mary Wood (The Guernsey Girls Find Peace), and Vicki Beeby (The Ops Room Girls).