There’s something undeniably magical about stepping into a grand department store at the dawn of a new century.
The year is 1910. The world is shifting, opportunities are stirring, and for women—quietly but powerfully—change is in the air...
Welcome to Pennington’s, Bath’s finest Edwardian department store… and the beating heart of my Shop Girls series.
A New Era Begins
When Elizabeth Pennington takes over the running of her family’s beloved store, she knows one thing for certain:
Things cannot remain the same.
Pennington’s has always been a place of elegance and tradition—but Elizabeth sees something more. She sees potential. She sees progress. And most importantly, she sees the women who keep the store alive every single day.
Her shop girls.
Determined, hardworking, and full of dreams of their own, these women are about to step out from the shadows and into the spotlight.
But change never comes easily…
Behind the Counters… Secrets Unfold
Beneath the polished glass counters and carefully arranged displays lies a world brimming with emotion:
✨ Friendships that bind women together in the face of uncertainty
✨ Rivalries that threaten to tear everything apart
✨ Forbidden romances that could change lives forever
✨ Secrets that refuse to stay hidden
Each shop girl has her own story—and as Elizabeth pushes forward with her bold vision, those stories begin to intertwine in ways no one could have predicted.
Set against the backdrop of Bath, the series brings to life a world of Georgian architecture, bustling streets, and society’s unspoken rules. But beyond the beauty lies tension. Class divides. Expectations. Reputation.
For Readers Who Love…
If you’re drawn to stories that sweep you away while keeping you turning the pages late into the night, the Shop Girls series is for you.
You’ll love it if you enjoy:
- Strong, determined heroines forging their own paths
- Rich historical settings
- Emotional storytelling filled with heart and hope
- A perfect blend of drama, intrigue, and romance
Start Reading Today!
Rachel x
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