Queen's Coronation

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1950s London
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British History
Buckingham Palace
Career Women
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Emotional Resilience
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Female Friendship
Gender Roles
Historical Fiction
Marriage Pressure
Post-War Britain
Queen Elizabeth's Coronation
Royal Family
Societal Change
Women's Rights

Product details

  • ISBN 9781035060931
  • Weight: 232g
  • Dimensions: 129 x 197mm
  • Publication Date: 07 May 2026
  • Publisher: Pan Macmillan
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
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By command of the Queen, you are hereby directed to be present at . . .

There’s a lot to get done ahead of the queen’s coronation – and even more so when your livelihood is at stake.

Lucy Jones is Junior Wardrobe Assistant to the queen, but dreams of being a singer. Caroline Brimstone loves her role as the queen’s Assistant Dresser, but behind closed doors fights for a better life for herself and her daughter. Meanwhile, Miranda Miller, an undercover journalist in the Coronation Office’s planning committee, needs an inside scoop to keep her job – the only thing she has left.

They are all running away from their own demons but, in order to succeed, they must shed their feelings of shame, trust themselves and reclaim their lives.

As Queen Elizabeth II takes the throne, will these three women also be able to take their rightful places in the world?

The Queen's Coronation is an unforgettable tale of female resilience, friendship and having the courage to seize your future.

Praise for Jennifer Ryan

‘An enchanting hug of a novel’ – Cathy Kelly

‘A deliciously warm and heart-rending tale’ – Martha Hall Kelly

‘The writing glows with emotional intelligence’ – Daily Mail

Jennifer Ryan lives in Ireland with her husband and two children. Originally from Kent and then London, Jennifer worked as a non-fiction book editor before she took up writing herself. She now writes historical fiction inspired by her grandmother's tales of the war in Britain. Her work has featured in Literary Hub, Moms Don’t Have Time to Write, Daily Mail, The Irish Times, The Express, BBC Online, YOU magazine, The Simple Things and Good Reading magazine.

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