Daisy Styles The Wartime Midwives Series Collection Complete Four Book Collection

Step into the heart of wartime Britain with the Daisy Styles Wartime Midwives Series Collection 4 Books Set — a compelling boxed book collection for readers who love historical fiction, women's sagas, and heartfelt stories of resilience. Perfect for parents, teachers, book-club members, and gift buyers, this paperback edition delivers four emotionally rich novels that celebrate courage, community and the hidden lives of women during World War II. Titles in this Set: The Wartime Midwives, Home Fires and Spitfires, A Mother's Love, Keep Smiling Through Condition:BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124276560 Whats inside the collection Each novel in this childrens series–style set (though intended for adult readers) unfolds at Mary Vale, a Mother & Baby Home tucked on the edge of the Lake District. Daisy Styles brings together unforgettable characters — young women hiding pregnancies, mothers separated from loved ones, and wartime workers forced to face shame, loss, and hope. Her storytelling is intimate and character-driven, placing everyday bravery at the centre of sweeping historical events. The Wartime Midwives 1939. Mary Vale opens its doors to unmarried women seeking sanctuary. From Emily the vanished boyfriends sweetheart to Isla, cast off by family after university scandal, the home becomes a refuge and a place where secrets and friendships shape destiny. Home Fires and Spitfires Tensions rise at Mary Vale when three different mums-to-be arrive. Gracie, a shipyard worker, faces humiliation when her lover is revealed to be married; Dianas fiancé disappears in action days before their wedding. Stories of love and endurance intersect against the backdrop of wartime Britain. Keep Smiling Through Lake District, 1942. The homes women face their darkest hour. Sybils plans for London are derailed by pregnancy, while Rosie arrives with two children after their home is bombed — a poignant portrait of community survival. A Mother's Love 1944. Spring brings hope