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Sheila Newberry

I write family sagas, latterly for Robert Hale. There are always children in my books because we brought up nine children in our “Knee Deep in Plums” days, and they are my inspiration! Now, we have twenty-three grandchildren too. My stories are mainly about rural life at the turn of the last century, covering the first world war and the 1920’s. I also write about WW2 and London then, and during the late Victorian era. I am a tender writer, shall I say, and I laugh and cry with my characters as they cope with life. I never know the ending of my stories until I reach that point - and then suddenly it is there. I joined the RNA in 1996 and enjoy the enthusiasm and encouragement of my fellow writers. I write memoirs too. My books are all on Amazon. I can be contacted through Hale and would be pleased to hear from readers.

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Title:: Hot Pies on the Tram Car (MP3)
Written by:: Sheila Newberry
Read by:: Mary Woodvine
Format:: Unabridged MP3 CD Audio Book
Number of CDs:: 1
Duration:: 8 hours
MP3 size:: 340 MB
Published:: April 28 2018
Available Date:: April 28 2018
Age Category:: Adult
ISBN:: 9781489437310
Genres:: Fiction; Family Sagas; Sagas
Publisher:: Bolinda/Bonnier audio

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A heart-warming novel from the Queen of family saga, Sheila Newberry.

Will she finally find her own happy ending? London, 1925 On Paradise Corner, just past the tram stop, Florence runs a pie shop, famous for miles around. Warm and comforting, just like her pies, Florence is always there as a helping hand or a shoulder to cry on, especially to her full house of family and friends. There's six-year-old niece Josefina, left with Florence by her wayward sister, Stella. Rose Marie, Florence's younger sister, in search of adventures of her own. And Manny, invalided out of the First World War, and in need of a job and a place to rest his head. Balancing her friends and her pies leaves Florence little time to look after herself. But times could be changing. And happiness may be just around the corner.

'So gloriously nostalgic ... a perfect example of her talent.'
Maureen Lee, bestselling author

'Like having dinner with your mother in her warm and cosy kitchen.'
Diane Allen, bestselling author of For the Sake of Her Family