Womans Weekly Fiction Special Magazine - September 2020

In this issue

You Never Can Tell
by Ginny Swart
Three months apart from her handsome boyfriend has set Angela’s nerves on edge. All she can do is hope she means as much to him as he does to her.

The Learning Curve
by Gabrielle Mullarkey
Sue feels behind the times when the cafe where she works adopts new technology. When the chef suggests a course to brush up on her skills, she leaps at the chance.

Life on the Home Front
by Jessica Wilkinson
War is raging and after evacuee Bobby loses his mother, he finds a new sense of home in the form of the inhabitants of Cardynham Manor.

Little Book of Mysteries

Would Meg ever escape the suspicion and rumours that had been her mother’s downfall?

10+ mins

You Never Can Tell

Angela knew this reunion would be make or break, but had she left Mike alone for too long?

8 mins

The Learning Curve

If only she had a helping hand, Sue could surely get to grips with the new way of doing things

10 mins

Stars will Shine

Lois dreamed of fame – but she was learning that not everyone could be trusted in the City of Angels

10+ mins

A Taste of La Dolce Vita

Booking a luxury holiday was completely out of character, but was there a worrying secret behind her mother’s invitation?

6 mins

Whose Wedding Is it Anyway?

A grand hotel, horse-drawn carriage and extensive guest list – this wedding was getting out of control!

9 mins

Where Life Takes Me

Travelling alone wasn’t going to be easy, but would this eye opening experience be worth it?

6 mins

Sowing The Seeds

New beginnings, new friends and a new perspective – could Mike be the key to a happier future?

8 mins

Three's a Crowd

One way or another, they were determined to make this a holiday to remember

10+ mins

Life on the Home Front

Violet knew he couldn’t be trusted, but something about the handsome stranger drew her in all the same

10+ mins

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Womans Weekly Fiction Special Magazine Description:

A must for all fiction fans, the monthly Woman's Weekly Fiction special has built on the popularity of fiction in the main magazine to become a highly respected stand-alone title. Packed with short stories by both newly discovered and big-name authors, it has a growing subscription base, a substantial presence on the newsstand, and is now also available on Kindle.