Three Women Of Liverpool

Three Lives, One City, and the Strength of the Human Spirit

Three Women of Liverpool by Helen Forrester is a deeply moving and emotionally rich saga set in wartime Liverpool, where hardship, heartache, and hope walk hand in hand. With her trademark storytelling warmth, Forrester paints a vivid portrait of three resilient women brought together by adversity and bound by unbreakable friendship.

In the Shadow of War, Their Stories Shine

Against the backdrop of the Second World War, Ellen, Maggie, and Annie face very different battles. Ellen is a mother struggling to protect her children from the horrors of the Blitz. Maggie is a spirited factory worker determined to carve out her own future. Annie, grieving a terrible loss, finds new strength in unexpected places. Through air raids, rationing, and personal trials, their paths intertwine as they fight to survive—and to thrive—in a world turned upside down.

A Tribute to Ordinary Women in Extraordinary Times

Three Women of Liverpool is a stirring celebration of courage, love, and endurance. Helen Forrester brings to life the warmth, wit, and resilience of Liverpool’s women, making this novel a must-read for fans of historical fiction and wartime sagas. Perfect for readers of Katie Flynn, Maureen Lee, and Annie Groves.