There are no secrets that time does not reveal…

Bristol 1937

The year is 1937 and the country is still reeling from the abdication of King Edward the Eighth the year before.

His brother, the Duke of York has become King George the Sixth and will be crowned in May.

The country is on a high. Union Jacks are being dusted off and bunting is being made. Thelma, Jenny and residents of Coronation Close are all a buzz with planning the street parties and celebrations for the great day.

But behind every door shameful secrets and sins linger on Coronation Close, just bubbling to expose themselves…

An atmospheric gritty historical saga following the ups and downs of families who fight for a better life post-war in Bristol

Perfect for fans of Rosie Clarke, Fenella J Miller and Tracy Baines.

Have you tried Lizzie Lane’s other series – The Tobacco Grils and the Orchard Cottage Hospital – you’ll just love them!

What readers are saying about The Coronation Close series:

'Couldn't put this down. Very enjoyable read can't wait till the next book in the series love this author always enjoy her books get very enthralled with them' - Reader Review

'Packed with vivid historical detail which brings this book to life. I will be first in the queue for the next instalment.' - Fenella J Miller

'It was fabulous. I got so taken up with the families and I just felt I could see the houses they lived in and the streets where they grew up.' - Reader Review

'Brilliant read. Addicted to this author, story based in Bristol & is compulsive reading especially if you are Bristol born. Love the characters & plot' - Reader Review

'Great read. A story of hardship, poverty, friendship and loyalty. A family living in slums not knowing where their next meal was coming from.' - Reader Review

Lizzie Lane’s books are an easy read. For me having grown up in post war Bristol her stories bring back many memories.There are some twists and turns along the way. A thoroughly good read as usual. Can’t wait for the next book.' - Reader Review

'I couldn't put it down, It didn't disappoint.' - Reader Review

'It kept me interested the whole way through.Some unanswered questions. looking forward to the next book' - Reader Review