Passion,war and deadly secrets . . .'A charming novel full of fascinating detail about the Second World War,AND a heart-warming love story. I loved every word of it!'Katie Fforde'Wonderfully moving. A book to curl up with'Fern Britton'I absolutely loved this heart-warming story of wartime secrets,love and redemption'Susan Lewis'Enthralling from beginning to end'Alan Titchmarsh'Well researched and extremely moving. I really enjoyed it'Jill Mansell____WARTIME FRANCE,1944Trust absolutely no one.This is the only advice newly recruited SOE agent Elisabeth Shepherd is given when faced with the impossible.Her mission: to enter Nazi-occupied France and monitor the Germans'deadly long-range missiles.GUILDFORD,2018Betty is celebrating her 100th birthday when she receives an invite from the Century Society to reminisce on the past.She remains mysteriously tight-lipped about her past,however.And then her carer,Tali,discovers a box full of maps,letters and a gun . . .____Readers love Operation Moonlight . . .'Beautifully written and researched,this was a truly compelling read,emotionally moving and with the perfect amount of jeopardy to keep me glued to the pages!''Operation Moonlight goes beyond just another historical fiction tale of a woman in WWII to a real page-turning literary account which was a pleasure to read.''This is a wonderful book,very gripping with a slight hint of romance.''It was very well written,totally absorbing,and with a very authentic feel.''It's one that will be staying on my shelf.'
Publisher: CornerstoneISBN: 9781529160420Number of pages: 448Weight: 313 gDimensions: 198 x 128 x 29 mm
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'Wonderfully moving. A book to curl up with'-Fern Britton'I absolutely loved this heart-warming story of wartime secrets,love and redemption'-Susan Lewis'Enthralling from beginning to end'-Alan Titchmarsh'A charming novel full of fascinating detail about the Second World War,AND a heart-warming love story. I loved every word of it!'-Katie Fforde'Well researched and extremely moving. I really enjoyed it'-Jill Mansell
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