ALSO BY ROBIN LEE HATCHER The Perfect Life Wagered Heart Return to Me A Carol for Christmas Loving Libby The Victory Club Beyond the Shadows Catching Katie Speak4/5(32). · THE VICTORY CLUB is an engrossing novel based on a time when victory gardens, food and fuel rationing, service flags hanging in windows, service canteens and the lack of silk stockings reigned supreme. A time when families were shattered by war and all the sadness it can www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 8 mins. Even as the men engaged in war, these women faced battles of their own on the home front. Margo, Dottie, Lucy, and Penny never expected to face the hardships they must now find a way to conquer. But through the power of Christ and the power of friendship, perhaps this Victory Club will achieve more than any of them could have ever imagined.
The Victory Club by Robin Lee Hatcher reviewed by Vennessa Ng. The year is and World War II grips the nations. With their loved ones away in far off countries fighting for freedom, four women decide to do something extra to help matters at home. So begins the Victory Club. Title: Victory Club Author(s): Robin Lee Hatcher ISBN: / (USA edition) Publisher: Tyndale House Publishers Availability: Amazon Amazon UK Amazon AU. The book has edge wear. There are crease lines, scratches and smudges along the spine and on the front cover and back cover. There is a sticker on the spine of the book. The pages of the book have yellowed.
The Victory Club is Lucy's idea for helping people in the community who need extra help. Each of the women are trying to overcome their own problems and Lucy believes that if they can focus on solving the problems of others, it will help each of them get through. The story does not find perfect solutions for every problem. Preview — The Victory Club by Robin Lee Hatcher. The Victory Club Quotes Showing of 2. “The Lord is my strength and my song; he has given me victory." That's what Psalm says. I've learned over the past year that, in-the end, Christ is the only victory that counts. Trials will come. Battles will be fought. But Christ alone is my victory. The Victory Club by Robin Lee Hatcher reviewed by Vennessa Ng. The year is and World War II grips the nations. With their loved ones away in far off countries fighting for freedom, four women decide to do something extra to help matters at home. So begins the Victory Club.
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