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Set in resistance France, this is the story of forbidden love between an English SOE and a German Abwehr officer. The author's first novel, "Daughters of the Storm" was short-listed for the 1989 Boots Romantic Novelist of the Year Award.
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'There is a genuine tension and excitement . . . and the characters are utterly convincing . . . an excellent novel' -- Sunday Times
A wonderful mix of adventure, terror, tragedy and love. Who says women can’t write exciting adventure? -- Anita Burgh
A wonderful mix of adventure, terror, tragedy and love.
Who says women can't write exciting adventure?' -- Anita Burgh
An immensely interesting novel. The evocative atmosphere and dangerous exploits keep you turning the pages. -- Woman's Journal
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A wonderful mix of adventure, terror, tragedy and love. Who says women can’t write exciting adventure? -- Anita Burgh
A wonderful mix of adventure, terror, tragedy and love.
Who says women can't write exciting adventure?' -- Anita Burgh
An immensely interesting novel. The evocative atmosphere and dangerous exploits keep you turning the pages. -- Woman's Journal
WHY I WROTE THIS BOOK
The exploits of the men and women who worked undercover during the Second World War, have inspired many writers and the SOE was a particularly fascinating organization. It is a magnetic subject, which not only encompasses all the drama of a war but also throws light on human behaviour - on supreme courage, stupidities, passion, cunning, patriotism and selflessness. I loved writing this novel and what I discovered in the course of my research changed my views on many things.
The exploits of the men and women who worked undercover during the Second World War, have inspired many writers and the SOE was a particularly fascinating organization. It is a magnetic subject, which not only encompasses all the drama of a war but also throws light on human behaviour - on supreme courage, stupidities, passion, cunning, patriotism and selflessness. I loved writing this novel and what I discovered in the course of my research changed my views on many things.
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- PublisherMacmillan
- Publication date1991
- ISBN 10 0333520122
- ISBN 13 9780333520123
- BindingHardcover
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