Echoes of War

David has won a battle – but the war is far from over.Colonel David Cohen has one goal: drive out the League of Sol. After a string of successful engagements, the warship Lion of Judah is ordered on a goodwill mission to assist neutral border planets long caught between both sides of the galactic conflict.What David finds on Monrovia sends shockwaves of horror through the Terran Coalition.Monrovian citizens of all faiths are being rounded up and sent to reeducation camps, while others are exterminated to cleanse the population as the planet seeks to join the communist League. Mass graves containing thousands of murdered men, women and children dot the landscape.David vows to use whatever means necessary to stop the holocaust.To face down the overwhelming brutality of the League, David will need more than the prayers of the faithful.He'll need a miracle.

She was in love with an American airman. Decades later, her secret will change another woman's life.1944. Isobel Landon is desperate to do her bit for the war. With just a few months left of school she is eager to join the Women's Auxiliary Airforce. But when she meets an American airman from the nearby base, all her plans are thrown into jeopardy.2014. Emma Moss is a long way from home. After breaking up with her Australian boyfriend, she no longer has any reason to stay. So when she inherits a house in England from a mysterious benefactor, she is eager to discover the truth. Returning to England to delve into the history, she is astonished by what she finds.As Emma slowly uncovers long-held family secrets, she begins to reckon with the losses of her own past. And when the truth comes to light at last, she realises that sometimes goodbye heralds a new beginning.An unforgettable and heart-wrenching dual timeline novella, perfect for fans of Julia Kelly's The Light over London and Kristin Harmel's The House on Rue Amelie.

"Full of true-to-life conflict, passion and guilt – highly recommended." – Readers' Favorite. In a world at war, can one woman find the courage to break with the past and follow her heart? She was in love with the wrong man. When Rachel's husband returns from the war broken and angry, Rachel soon begins to lose all hope for their future together despite all her efforts to revive a love she once thought would never die. Then she meets an officer who served with her husband in the war, and finds herself falling impossibly in love. Caught in the bitter conflict between her sense of duty to her ailing husband and the desire to be with the man she loves, Rachel struggles to make an impossible choice. But when long-held secrets come slowly to light, the bonds of love and loyalty are stretched to breaking point. Can she learn to let go of the burdens of the past and find the happiness she seeks? Or will the ghosts of the past haunt her always? The Officer's Affair is an unforgettable standalone novel set in World War II. If you like gripping and emotional historical fiction, you'll love British author Samantha Grosser's heartbreaking historical novel.

A brief encounter changes two lives forever in an enthralling novel of courage, loss, love and hope. England 1944. In the shadow of the war raging in Europe, Tom and Anna meet by chance. He is an American pilot on a 72-hour pass and she is a secretary, trapped in a life going nowhere. Surprised by each other, they begin a passionate affair. Their happiness does not last. Shot down over Europe, wounded and in hiding, Tom has no way of telling Anna he is alive. And Anna, left waiting in England, has no way of finding out. How can she know that Tom is struggling to return to her? Or that the thought of her is all that keeps him going on the long journey home? In a world where promises are hard to keep, all she can do is hope. Until she discovers her mother is keeping secrets, and then it is a race against time. From the hardships of a war-weary England to the dangers of occupied France, Another Time and Place is an emotional love story like no other. Perfect for fans of Deborah Swift, Pam Jenoff and Sebastian Faulks.