Sneak preview of the bookcover for The 9:45 To Bletchley

The 9:45 To Bletchley

The fourth novel in the Dudley Sisters Saga 

by

Madalyn Morgan

Ena Dudley, the youngest Dudley sister, works in a local engineering factory manufacturing dials and rotors for a secret location that she only knows as Station X. In November 1940 - after the bombing of Coventry - a set of circumstances lead Ena to Bletchley Park. Some months later Ena becomes involved with sabotage and spies, and while trying to clear her name, she falls in love. 

Date of publication for the fourth book in The Dudley Sisters Saga
June 1st on Kindle and shortly afterwards in paperback.

A sneak preview of the fabulous photographs for the book cover 

Photograph courtesy of: Toni Frissell / Universal Images Group/Getty Images

Image courtesy of Living Archive Milton Keynes

My new author photograph

Applause by Madalyn Morgan

Happy Easter Day. Happy Easter Sunday

All the things that are important - nature and animals - and of course people.

HAPPY EASTER

To my friends and family - I love you. 

"Literature, love and insights" Thank you, Georgina Shaw. You saw in Foxden Acres everything I hoped the reader would see.

4 out of 5 stars Literature, love and insights, 16 Sep 2013

By 

Georgina Shaw - See all my reviews

This review is from: Foxden Acres (Kindle Edition)

Not my usual reading material so I was surprised to find how much I enjoyed the story of Bess and her experiences during WW11.

Initially, I thought this was going to be just a love story of poor girl and rich boy but there are elements of Jewish persecution, post traumatic stress disorder, the land girls and so much more which twists and turns through London and the Midlands.

A story which gives an intersting glimpse into life during the second world war with a happy ending, but not the one expected.

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Read and Reviewed June 25 2012

 

The Ghosts of Poynter has one of the most atmospheric openings that I have ever read. I was hooked from the beginning by the exciting story, the colourful and very believable characters (described brilliantly) and the dark, handsome, and moody protagonist, Chase Tyler.

Chase, the central character, is a combination of charm and aggression, understanding and intolerance. He is an honest and fair man who is essentially good, but would kill in an instant if his life, or the life of someone he loves, is threatened.

After years of being a loner, searching for something he believes is lost to him forever, Chase goes home to Poynter. After an argument where his sister tells him some home truths, Chase is forced to acknowledge is faults and face his demons, and he eventually finds what he has been looking for.

The story has its fair share of surprises and tension, it moves at a pace and at times I couldn't put it down. I loved the ending as much as the beginning, because although it is fraught with difficulties, they are overcome and the story ends happily - with a small question mark. So, has the door been left open for a second book about the charismatic, Chase Tyler? I'd like to think so.

This was my first Western; it won't be be my last.

Crazy Man Cade, will be on the book shelves in October!