When We Danced at the End of the Pier: A heartbreaking novel of family tragedy and wartime romance (Brighton Girls Trilogy) Paperback – March 7, 2018

I already liked this author, but she really outshone herself this time.The characters, particularly Maureen, are written so well that I almost could believe they were real.Well done!

A wonderful story of love. The charters in the story are very real and you root for their happiness. I enjoyed the story and plan to read the 2nd book in the series.

The entire set pulled me in and kept me thinking about it when I was doing other things! Great stories!

The entire series of the Irish families was wonderful, so I am now reading the British girls. If you love being swept up in a story, you will laugh and cry and fall in love with the very real characters on these pages. I have read series before, but never seven in a row!

Enjoyable and informative view of this time period and place.

I was a little Confused with the title and the way the book started. Now I understand and love it. Sadness abounded during WWII for our heroine and others, but Maureen sure was dealt a heartful.

This was a nice light read, however a bit predictable. It dragged in some areas, and I had a hard time finishing it.

If you read this book for laughs, that would be enough. The one-liners from five-year-old Olive are hilarious, but the story and the picturesque descriptions are captivating too. I just loved this book, and you will too. A master storyteller has you by the heart.

Can't wait to start 2nd book.Well written.Makes you feel as if you were there with them.Sandy Taylor is a great author

lovely story cant wait to read the second book

Loved the story. Very real.

Read it in two evenings. Love this author. She is well informed about Great Britain and Ireland.

I was born in Hove and Lived any played in my teenage years in Brighton .It bought bag so many memories both happy and sad. Wonderfully written, I was there in the book right up to the end of the 3rd book. Morals were very different then. Rita was my Mum who thought she was too good for a Council Estate. As kids we were not aloud to go to the street party for the Coronation because we would have to mix with the other kids. Maureen was a brave woman in the story especially when Jack was killed. I was surprised the the Regent Ballroom and Syd Dean and his band did not get a mention but of course the families were dirt poor but so happy and the Regent would have been well passed their means. but I loved, loved , loved all 3 books more please I will now follow this Author a wonderful writer . you fall in love with the characters from page one. I wish I could read it all from scratch without knowing the end. 100% wonderful.