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![Duty Calls at Goodwill House: The BRAND NEW gripping historical saga from Fenella J Miller for 2022 by [Fenella J Miller]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51Tk+q0QnxL._SY346_.jpg)
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This is the third in the Goodwill House series and as I have read the previous two, I was looking forward to this next installment. The books are set in England during WWII with Lady Joanna Harcourt, the owner of Goodwill House, doing her bit for the war by housing the WAAF girls. Each novel tells a standalone story of a set of girls who stay with her.This one begins in July 1940 and tells the tale of WAAF Diane Forsyth and her budding romance with Squadron Leader Freddie Hanover of the RAF. Millie and Di were in the previous book when they stayed in Goodwill House, but moved to the air base. Millie is married to Flying Officer Ted Thorrington. I really enjoy following these characters. Millie and Di are very inspirational and I love their friendship.The regular inhabitants of Goodwill House are back – Lady Joanna Harcourt herself, of course, plus her mother-in-law Elizabeth, Baxter (now known as Jean) and the fourteen-year-old twins Liza and Joe – not forgetting the dog Lazzy, who was found in the previous book. Betty has more help around the place this time, with Joan and Val joining the staff.I love Fenella’s writing, it has some warmth in it. The scenes come straight to life and the characters are so believable, that you soon feel you know them. I love the idea of returning to a familiar setting but meeting new characters each time. There’s both a continuity and a freshness using this format and I really enjoy it. I’m now looking forward to Book 4!
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