Browsing: World War II

“Brilliantly researched, utterly gripping history: the first full account of a remarkable group of Jewish refugees—a top-secret band of brothers—who…

Italy, 1943. Although allied with Hitler, there were those who refused to accept the fascist policies of racial discrimination and…

After escaping her abusive father, Jane joins the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force. There, she gains confidence and independence — and catches the eye of attractive officer Oscar. But when her past comes back to haunt her, she must fight to hold onto her new life… An engrossing saga.

A shattering biographical novel of J.D. Salinger in combat“Charyn skillfully breathes life into historical icons.” —New YorkerJ.D. Salinger, mysterious author…

Glorious Boy is a tale of war and devotion, longing and loss, and the power of love to prevail.Set in India’s…

Gloria and her friends Rosie and Dorothy are working hard to build ships for the Allies — but can they navigate the ups and downs of life on the home front? A heartwarming World War II novel.

Whatever doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Career-minded Agent Daphne Taylor is in crisis mode. A pregnancy test comes back positive,…

When Nazis invade the island of Guernsey in 1940, two sisters set out to rebel however they can. Decades later, Lucy finds a box of letters — and unravels an untold story of love and courage… This new release is “an utterly absorbing, heartrending read” (internationally bestselling author Emma Rous).

Violet and her orphaned nieces have escaped the London Blitz — but is Cornwall any safer? With two friends by her side, Violet joins the war effort on a secret base in Porthcurno… This new release is an enthralling story of World War II.

A “beautifully crafted” tale (Library Journal) inspired by true events: In post–World War II Italy, seven-year-old Amerigo joins thousands of other children on a train voyage to a new home in this “wrenching and ultimately redemptive tale of family, seemingly impossible choices, and the winding paths to destiny” (Lisa Wingate).