A Home Full of Hope
The Nightingale Family, Book 4
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Narrated by:
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Candida Gubbins
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By:
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Fenella J Miller
About this listen
The next instalment in the emotional Nightingale Family series from Fenella J Miller
A future free of peril?
After the death of her husband, Sarah Cooper becomes betrothed to Robert Billings and moves her family back to Colchester. But with Robert away on-board ship, somehow Sarah must hold the family together and pray that her man will come back to her.
Struggling with family life, Alfie Nightingale leaves to be a policeman in London. But back on the dangerous city streets, Alfie has a life changing decision to make for himself and the family that he has abandoned.
Will the Nightingales finally find the home and family they have been searching for?
Please note: This story was originally published as All's Well That Ends Well
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