New Hope for the East End Orphans

A BRAND NEW story from internationally bestselling author, Glynis Peters

In wartime London, Winder Street clings to survival as the Blitz tears through the East End.

London, 1940. Chrissie runs a busy newsstand with grit and warmth while her husband Jim is away fighting.

But everything changes when Chrissie, full of hope, discovers she’s pregnant, then learns that the war has taken Jim from her.

Chrissie employs a youth, Freddy, to help her with her newspaper business and leans on her tight-knit community for support while she grieves. As the bombs rain down and the city trembles, Freddy is suddenly left with no home, no parents or family, until Chrissie, with a heart big enough to defy the war itself, takes him in without hesitation. Chrissie’s compassion becomes his only steady light in an uncertain world. But just as she begins to lose faith, Sam, a dockworker linked to Freddy’s past, steps forward, determined to help them survive together in a city under fire.

Praise for Glynis Peters:

'This is a book that captured my interest from the very beginning to the very end.' 'Wow what an ending to this series. '

'Truly touching read'

'Oh my, that was so sad yet happy at the same time. This book was so worth the wait!'

'The ending was fantastic'

'A thrilling end to Kitty's story'

"New Hope for the East End Orphans" was written by Glynis Peters.

Glynis Peters is a USA Today Bestselling author who writes historical romance novels set during World War II, including The Orphan's Mission for award-winning publisher Boldwood Books. She lives by the sea in Essex with her husband of forty-plus years; they have three adult children and five grandchildren. Glynis is a retired NHS nurse.