When One Door Closes by Joan Jonker

When One Door Closes by Joan Jonker

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Joan Jonker's first novel is heartwarming tale of love and laughter in the direst of circumstances

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When One Door Closes by Joan Jonker

It's May 1941 and Liverpool is taking a hammering from the German bombers. For young Mary Bradshaw and her widowed mother life is full of rationing, blackouts and the wail of the air-raid siren. Despite the gloom, Mary's heart is light as she counts her blessings - she's got her loving mother and Bob, her soldier boyfriend whom she adores and hopes to marry soon. During the worst air raid Liverpool has ever suffered, fate deals Mary the first of many cruel blows it has in store for her. She is devastated as her whole world collapses. But Mary doesn't have to face the knocks alone. Her best friend Eileen has a heart and a sense of humour as big as her eighteen stone body - heaven help anyone who hurts her mate! Harry is the boy from up the road who's loved Mary since they were kids and he'll not desert her now. Soon Mary finds that when one door closes, another one really does open.
Joan Jonker was born and bred in Liverpool. She led a rich and varied life and was devoted to her family. Before writing novels, she worked tirelessly for the charity-run organisation Victims of Violence which she founded in 1976. Sadly, Joan died in 2006, but she is remembered fondly by her family and friends and her multitude of fans.
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ISBN 13 9780747245513
ISBN 10 0747245517
Title When One Door Closes
Author Joan Jonker
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Headline Publishing Group
Year published 1994-09-08
Number of pages 448
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.
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