Rosie Hendry Books in Order

Winnie, Bella and Frankie join an East End ambulance crew as London faces the Blitz. Different backgrounds and competing family loyalties test their resolve, while friendship becomes essential to surviving the dangers and losses of their work.

Working on a Norfolk farm in 1944, Land Girls Phylly and Gracie face exhausting labour and worries about loved ones. A troubled evacuee and a secretive American airman test their patience, trust and friendship amid the pressures of war.

As Christmas approaches during the war, ambulance workers Frankie, Winnie and Bella face family troubles, separation and growing affection. With loved ones risking their lives elsewhere, the friends draw on each other while continuing to serve London.

In wartime London, three ambulance workers face pressures beyond the constant air raids. Frankie uncovers a family secret, Winnie struggles with increasing responsibility and Bella receives devastating news, testing the friendships that help them continue their work.

With victory approaching, Frankie waits for her fiancé’s return, Winnie faces the demands of pregnancy and Bella befriends a Polish airman. The ambulance workers must consider what peace will mean for their friendships, families and futures.

Returning to Orkney for her grandmother’s seventieth birthday, Laura unexpectedly meets the former love she hoped to avoid. While she faces uncertainty about work and romance, her grandmother takes a secret journey to reconnect with an old flame.

In wartime Norfolk, Bessie shelters a young evacuee whose connection to her must remain secret. The child’s arrival revives memories of the First World War, forcing Bessie to consider a confession that could endanger her marriage and family.

During the first Christmas of the war, retired cook Hettie questions her new life while evacuee Gloria longs to reunite her family. Together they devise a plan to support their neighbours and bring their village closer.

After narrowly surviving a London air raid, nurse Evie escapes an unhappy life for a Norfolk hospital and a room at Rookery House. Her fresh start is threatened when a patient arrives who knows the past she hoped to leave behind.

A Norfolk village expecting evacuated children instead receives a train full of pregnant women as war begins. Among them, Marianne finds refuge at Rookery House, but fears that revealing her past will cost her new friendships and security.

A German refugee finds work and shelter at Rookery House, dividing opinion in the village. When invasion fears lead to her detention as a suspected spy, the women supporting the war effort must also rally to protect their new neighbour.

Pregnant Marianne worries about her airman husband while preparing for Christmas and caring for her daughter. At Rookery House, a visiting ambulance commander seeks rest, and nurse Evie faces news that forces her to reconsider her future.

Bereaved by the Manchester Blitz, Flo joins the Land Army and seeks a new beginning at Rookery House. When an enemy aircraft crashes nearby, helping its German crew forces her to confront the grief she hoped to escape.

A Christmas concert revives painful memories for Flo, whose family died in the Blitz. Meanwhile, nurse Evie faces a choice that could cost her home, work and relationship, testing the support offered by the women around her.

Three years after the war, a seaside reunion brings Winnie, Frankie and Bella together with their former ambulance boss. Motherhood, career uncertainty and a possible writing project give the friends new reasons to rely on one another.

In spring 1942, unexpected change forces Prue to reconsider her future while Thea welcomes more wartime guests to Rookery House. A questionable gardening appointment and growing household demands test the community’s ability to support one another.

Evie prepares to leave Rookery House for a new home, while Marianne fears interference from her husband’s family. As spring arrives in wartime Norfolk, Hettie’s growing friendship with Ted attracts gossip that could threaten their happiness.

American troops arrive near Great Plumstead in 1944, but an accident leaves Thea struggling to manage Rookery House. Prue worries about her sons overseas, while Hettie faces a tragedy and helps a Land Girl in crisis.

A wedding brings joy to Rookery House as the war approaches its final months. Yet dangers remain, and Thea faces a decision about leaving the home whose residents depend on her, with lasting consequences for everyone she cares about.