‘An exciting, action-packed book, a very enjoyable, satisfying read.’ Western Telegraph. It is 1940, a year into the Second World War and the women of Lavender Road have their own battles to fight. Katy Parsons enrols as a nurse, but finds the rigours of hospital life even more challenging than her secret love for an unobtainable man. Away on an ENSA tour, actress Jen Carter finds herself unexpectedly homesick, while her mother, Joyce, prefers to face the burning streets than suffer her husband’s violence at home. Some Sunny Day vividly depicts the courage, the grit, the emotion and the defiant laughter of war-torn London when, as friends and neighbours, men and women, rich and poor, the inhabitants of Lavender Road live through the terror of the London Blitz. Praise for SOME SUNNY ‘An exciting, action-packed book, a very enjoyable, satisfying read.’ Western Telegraph 'Funny, poignant, emotional and un-putdownable, Some Sunny Day rips along, taking you with it into wartime London and the lives of these engaging and incredibly varied characters.' London Evening Standard 'A real look at the folks who helped win the war from the streets of London.' Amazon review 'Helen Carey is a brilliant author.' Goodreads review 'Will keep you turning pages long into the night.' Natalie Meg Evans 'Reminds me of Maeve Binchy’s books.' Amazon review 'A brilliant blend of love and war.' Amazon review 'A real look at the folks who helped win the war from the streets of London.' Amazon review