Barbara's War - The Resolution

Barbara's War #3

by Fenella J. Miller

Barbara has a secret which, if discovered, will destroy her family. Her husband Alex, a Spitfire pilot, would reject her, and her marriage would be over. But no one can keep a secret forever... A tragedy almost rips the family apart; and when Alex is posted abroad, Barbara has to learn to live without him. A series of domestic catastrophes, bad news, and the unexpected appearance of her childhood friend John Thorogood cause her further heartache. Will she find a happy resolution to her problems?

Genres: Historical, Historical Fiction

384 pages, Paperback

First published September 26, 2014

About the author

Fenella Jane Miller was born in the Isle of Man. Her father was a Yorkshire man and her mother the daughter of a Rajah. She has worked as a nanny, cleaner, field worker, hotelier, chef, secondary and primary teacher and is now a full time writer.

She has over twenty five Regency romantic adventures published plus one Jane Austen re-telling and one YA romantic fantasy.

see also Fenella-Jane Miller

Reviews

[Bonnie]

Throughly enjoyed this book series!I found myself looking forward to the treat of reading on each night, looking with anticipation what will we find next. I am looking forward to the next installment with great excitement. What a wonderful series looking into the lives of the brave people of England, the sacrifices they made doing without that we take for granted today, but most of all the fear and worry about the love ones protecting their country.

[Arthur B. Calhoun]

Barbara’s War- The Resolution. Book g9 3 tied everything together and made sense oh it all

Book 3 tied everything together and made sense of it all. My only objection was the coolness and lack of passion and I wanted more.

[ann betts]

The resolution

A continuing story of love and war during g war time England. An entertaining continuation of Barbaras life with her family.

[Merry]

Great Read

Great second book in this series. I am so happy that the tale will continue with Alex’s side of the story.

[marilyn goldthorp]

Harvard's War - The Resolution

There is not much more I can say about these books I have three of the series and I can't wait for the next book

[Mary Ryan]

Lovely good read

Fantastic I have read all of this series and all of your other books so well written I recommend more

[J.J. JOHNSTONE]

Great read

Another excellent story in the series, can’t wait to read the next one, would recommend this series very much to everyone

[Sister Marika]

Best of the three!

I couldn't put it for! Started it at 10 pm and finished it at 04:12 am!!! Going to start on no.4 immediately!
I've really enjoyed this series

[Debbie Westerman]

I thoroughly enjoyed this story. I did think it was going to end in heartbreak for Barbara & her family so on to the next chapter in the series

[chlristine stephens]

Excellent

Easy read book
Throughly enjoyed it
You felt part of the characters

A good holiday read
Here's to the next one

[Dianne Ascroft]

I was delighted when I learned that Barbara’s War (The Resolution) had been released. I read the first two books in the series and enjoyed them immensely. So I was waiting for this one. Throughout the series I found it easy to immerse myself in Barbara’s family circle and get involved in their lives. Although I wasn’t raised in a mansion, the comfort and security of her home seemed familiar and cheering. I liked where I was when I was in their world so that made it easy to slip into the story and loose myself.
The previous book in the series ended with a dramatic event and I wanted to know what happened next. This book also builds to a dramatic conclusion due to events happening during the war and Barbara’s ongoing dilemma regarding her suitors. Readers may have thought that Barbara’s love life had been sorted out when John went to Canada and she married Alec but John re-appears at a time when her life is once more in a turmoil and it isn’t clear what might happen. I didn’t know until the end of the story how things would turn out for her.
Barbara’s War is a gentle story with some very poignant and tense moments as well as the odd surprise and humour thrown in. Barbara and her family circle will linger in my mind – I was really caught up in their story. I can easily recommend this series to anyone who enjoys love stories and historical fiction. It’s well worth a read.

[Barbara Chandler]

I liked it but...

I was often bothered by Barbara through all three books, I think its because her reactions or lack of were off. Just not quite right, but I believe it to be the era and the British way. If something bad happens, have a cuppa.
I won't give anything away, so I can't say much more other than I recommend it. Will I read any more by this author, maybe not but glad I found this series.

[Debbie Trammell]

Wonderful book series

I absolutely can't put these books down. All of Fenella's books are grand get started today and live in England during the war. You will learn and feel so much of many emotions.

[Pat Davis]

Interesting Series

I read all three books in the series. Although some of the plot and the character's actions and reactions seemed unrealistic, the story kept my interest.

[Maggie Ensminger]

Prior and during WWII. Three book series. Excellent read about a young girl at her youth with a sad family life and what she does to change her future. Barbara is forced to seek out her grandparent's after she is no longer wanted at home.