"
This suspenseful love story will touch your heart,
keep you on the edge of your seat with tension and leave you waiting with bated
breath for the next story by Ms. Pippin."
-Lucy Monroe |
“To you,
PERFIDIA Sophie de Havilland fled London and her past, vowing never to return. In Germany she sought solace, with her aunt, and couldn’t help but admire how the Third Reich had reclaimed a country so near ruin. But soon the veneer crumbled. Beneath the frenetic nightlife of 1939 Berlin, the swirling parties with the dashing SS in their night-black uniforms and their beautiful dames, she saw cancer growing. Stories of an impossible nature—terrible stories, terrible crimes—she began to believe. These Nazis were Germany’s demon lover: handsome, fearsome, faithless, murderous. Her aunt had been right to seek escape. But, was it possible? One man offered hope: a handsome half-American. But while his spicy scent and strong arms seduced her with safety, the lightning on his collar and his searing blue eyes reminded her that sometimes the handsomest faces hid perfidious intent. | |||||||||||||||||||||||
LONDON, 1942
Cicely Winterbourne is one of the workers at Bletchley Park. She's an ordinary girl, but nearly every dirty little secret of WWII passes through her hands. One may get her killed. Already two people have been murdered, and Cicely must find out who wants her dead: the Germans, the Russians, or an entity too terrifying to consider. The world hangs in the balance, and as perhaps the only person in Britain able to save her country, Cicely knows she can confide in no one..not even Alistair Fielding, dashing war hero of Dunkirk. The first law of espionage is to
never trust anyone, not even those who make you burn with desire. Especially not
when there's a... BLOOD MOON OVER BRITAIN **** BLOOD MOON OVER
BENGAL wins The Gold Blether Award.
Free-spirited and ultra-modern Elizabeth Mainwarring
returned to the sultry, spice-scented land of her birth for one last go at mending
the breach with her long-estranged sire. She met Major Covington-Singh, a prince
and an officer in her father’s regiment. The man was tall, dark, and utterly
irresistible. *** |
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