The East End Girl in Blue

Nancy Evans grew up in Poplar in London’s East End, her ma’s a housewife, her father and brothers work at the docks. She joins the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force, and she’s just finished her catering, cooking and butchering course. Nancy’s engaged to Tommy Smith, he works as a spitfire mechanic and the......more

The East End Girl in Blue by Fenella J. Miller is an excellent WWII era historical fiction novel. It has it all: excellent character cast, suspense, obstacles, history, and a dash of suspense and romance. I really liked it. This looks to be a continuance of another book, The Girls in Blue, however I......more

Three stars are a bit much, but nevertheless a good story. My problem was I just couldn’t connect with any of the characters. A bit light & fluffy for my taste.......more

I have been a fan of Fenella’s work for a while now. I haven’t quite caught up with everything that she has written but I have read several of her books and I have enjoyed every single one of them. I read the synopsis for ‘The East End Girl In Blue’ and it certainly sounded like the sort of gripping......more

All Nancy Evans wants is to do her bit for the war effort and marry her fiancé, instead she is grieving his death at the home of her friend's in-laws. And instead of returning to her WAAF posting, she is meeting the local village doctor in a most unexpected way and discovering that anticipating her......more