The Alice Network

In this enthralling historical novel, two women from different eras are united by courage and redemption. Set in 1947, Charlie St. Clair, an American college girl, finds herself pregnant and facing banishment from her proper family. Desperate to uncover the fate of her beloved cousin Rose, who vanished in Nazi-occupied France during World War II, Charlie escapes to London, determined to learn the truth. Meanwhile, in 1915, Eve Gardiner yearns to fight against the Germans during the Great War. She seizes the opportunity to become a spy in the Alice Network, trained by the enigmatic Lili, the "Queen of Spies," who oversees a covert network of agents. Decades later, Eve is haunted by the betrayals that shattered the Alice Network, living a reclusive life in her crumbling London home. Her solitude is disrupted when Charlie arrives, invoking a name from Eve's past, propelling them both on a quest for the truth, regardless of the risks involved. This epic journey intertwines humor and heartbreak, revealing little-known stories of wartime bravery and sacrifice. The novel has garnered acclaim as a bestseller and received numerous accolades, including recognition from major book clubs and literary organizations.