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    The Woman From Beaumont Farm: Market Stall Girl #02
    The Woman From Beaumont Farm: Market Stall Girl #02
    The Woman From Beaumont Farm: Market Stall Girl #02
    Audiobook8 hours

    The Woman From Beaumont Farm: Market Stall Girl #02

    Written by AnneMarie Brear

    Narrated by Anne Dover

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    About this audiobook

    West Yorkshire, 1914. Newly married to Noah Jackson, Beth is happily content working on her family's market stall while Noah fulfils his dreams of being a teacher. When war erupts, Beth's peaceful life is shattered by events beyond her control. Noah enlists to fight alongside his brothers. A devastating accident occurs that changes all their lives. Once a loving home, Beaumont Farm becomes Beth's responsibility. Can she cope with the grief and burdens placed upon her as she waits for news from the battlefields of France? Can she save the farm from collapse? And will the man she loves return home safe, or will an old enemy take an opportunity to seek revenge?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStory Sound
    Release dateSep 1, 2021
    ISBN9781788897143
    The Woman From Beaumont Farm: Market Stall Girl #02

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    • 5/5
      I really enjoyed this and the previous one. Sort of wanted the story to continue. The characters were brilliant - I sometimes found myself talking to them saying ‘don’t do it’ !
      AnneMarie Brear is brilliant.