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Set in a Lyon’s Corner House in London, this is the second novel in the series set against the backdrop of the Second World War which began with CORNER HOUSE GIRLS.
‘The Corner House was making a good job of New Year’s Eve, despite the bad weather, the blackout, the looming threat of rationing…The Nippies were dashing to and fro with their big silver trays and the war seemed suddenly far away.’
So begins 1940 for the Nippies at the Lyons Corner House at Marble Arch. But despite putting on a cheerful face for the customers, the war is taking its toll on all the waitresses: for Maggie, married just a few hours and then parted from her husband; for Jo and Phyl, anxiously waiting for news from their fiancés; for Etty, and the constant jibes she faces about her background; and even for Irene, who begins a new friendship which is not all it appears to be…
‘The Corner House was making a good job of New Year’s Eve, despite the bad weather, the blackout, the looming threat of rationing…The Nippies were dashing to and fro with their big silver trays and the war seemed suddenly far away.’
So begins 1940 for the Nippies at the Lyons Corner House at Marble Arch. But despite putting on a cheerful face for the customers, the war is taking its toll on all the waitresses: for Maggie, married just a few hours and then parted from her husband; for Jo and Phyl, anxiously waiting for news from their fiancés; for Etty, and the constant jibes she faces about her background; and even for Irene, who begins a new friendship which is not all it appears to be…
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