The Jam Factory Girls Fight Back (The Jam Factory Girls, 3)

Brought for my nan who read this in a couple of days, overall she enjoyed the whole trilogy a lot!

I wanted to complete the trilogy of the books

Bought as a birthday present for my elderly aunt. She tells that she’s read the first book and is looking forward to reading the other two in the series.

The first book was brilliant read second one not as good and third bit stalling three books could have been two. Got a bit too predictable.

The books are a good read a good story

I was gripped from the start, so much so I forgot to do my note updates oftenPraying that all works out for Millie - how much of a struggle is she going to haveThen Elsie and Jim oh goshThen wow Millie and Cess chapter 3The Len with Millie in chapter 4 gulpSo is the plan going to work out but what, what is going to happen and how is it going to be resolvedUh uh Elsie’s thoughts end of chapter 7 how is this going to proceedOh now what with the situation with Cess gulpAnd now Rose where is this goingI am wondering if all the excitement, over Len, is going to backfireThen in chapter 16 I have a fear and I am right oh gosh now how is this come rightAww the situation with young Jack awwwAnd now Rose again is she going to achieve itPage 334 I was in tears awww so beautifulAnd so much more goes on and a beautiful endingA truly great trilogy I recommend them all

This is that third and last book in this wonderful series. It starts in April 1913 and Millie is heavily pregnant, but she has been forced to leave her husband Len Lefton, when she realised the only reason he chose her instead of her half sister Elsie is because of the Jam Factory and large legacy she owned. Len had control of the Jam Factory and most of her assets after marriage as he got her to sign. It over, and she unwittingly did it. Millie’s stepfather Wilf and his son take on the case of trying to get her assets back. This is a brilliant third and final book in the series, I had to,force myself to put it down to go to bed. I have read every one of Mary Wood’s novels , they get you hooked from the beginning. I guarantee if you read this novel you will want to read the first two, and all her other books. I highly recommend this wonderful novel.

Couldn't put all 3 of the trilogy down such good writing.