A Christmas Miracle on Sanctuary Lane

<b>With the Great War raging and Christmas on the horizon, can one woman’s bravery save the day?</b><p><br><b>''Heartwarming and emotional. I just loved this book'' </b>Reader Review *****<br><br><b>''The wonderful characters, the historical research and the great world building took me straight back to the East End during the First World War'' </b>Reader Review *****<br><br><b>''Loved all the characters and I flew through this''</b> Reader Review ***** <br><br><b>''I have been waiting to read this since the moment I finished the first Sanctuary Lane book and I wasn''t disappointed!'' </b>Reader Review ***** <br><br>----<br><br><b>East London, 1916:</b> The Sanctuary Lane Animal Hospital is proving a huge success. <br><br>For its founder <b>Ruby Archer,</b> this is a dream come true – and her blossoming romance with a local boy is the icing on the cake.<br><br>But in wartime things change in the blink of an eye. When a heartbreaking tragedy shatters Ruby’s world, suddenly she is at odds with everyone – her family, her friends, and even her sweetheart. And when the hospital is threatened with immediate closure, she’s not sure who to trust.<br><br>With the festivities fast approaching, Ruby desperately needs a miracle. But who can she turn to?<br><br><b>And will she find out what really matters in time for Christmas day?</b><br><br><b><u>Praise for the Sanctuary Lane series:</u></b><br><br> ‘This <b>superbly plotted</b> saga has all the ingredients of a <b>heartwarming and engrossing r</b>ead’ Maisie Thomas, author of <i>Christmas with the Railway Girls</i><br><br>''I was hooked from the start. The <b>meticulous period detail and true-to-life characters </b>had me immersed in the action, and I didn’t want the story to end. A joy to read'' Vicki Beeby <br><br>‘<b>A wonderful wartime family saga</b> not to be put down’ ***** Reader Review<br><br><b>''Superbly plotted</b> . . . a heartwarming and engrossing read'' Maisie Thomas<br><br>‘This book was BRILLIANT! I loved the characters - especially Ruby and Leah – both very interesting young women in very different ways’ ***** Reader Review<br></p>