1941. Whilst London is battered by air raids, Felicity ‘Fliss’ Carmichael has troubles of her own. Reeling from her fiancé’s betrayal, she flees to her
family home at St. Winifred’s Rectory.
Though heartbroken, Fliss finds purpose again as a journalist. On assignment, she crosses paths with Detective Inspector Timothy Wallace, who shares
her passion for truth and justice - though not necessarily her political beliefs. Despite their differences, an instant spark ignites between them.
In a city under siege, Fliss and Tim forge an unlikely bond. But can their blossoming romance endure the perils ahead?
Review
I do love a Jean Fullerton historical! She transports me into the era through characters so real that I feel that I could read about them in a museum. This set of books explores life under the threat of bombings. Yet despite the constant fear, women and men still seek for purpose and love.
Felicity is a very political young woman who encapsulates the philosophical debates of her day. She wants to be a journalist and woman who makes a difference. She and her love interest dive into mystery and love. The book is humorous, fun, and full of history. If you haven’t read any of Ms. Fullerton’s books, then I invite you into her world.
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Author Bio – Born and bred in East London Jean was a District Nurse by trade working throughout East London. She had published twenty-three sagas, including the popular WW2 RATION BOOK, which like all her books is set in East London. Jean has also written her autobiography A Child of the East End, about growing up in post-war Stepney and Wapping. She is currently working on first book of her new four book WW2 series.
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