Books like The Alice network by Kate Quinn
In 1947, the unwed and pregnant Charlie St. Clair is pushed by her family to Europe to confront her "little problem." Determined to find her missing French cousin Rose, who vanished in Nazi-occupied France during World War I, Charlie heads to London. There she encounters Eve Gardiner, a former spy from the clandestine Alice Network—a covert group of women who operated under the enemy’s nose during the Great War. Eve, haunted by betrayal and the network’s collapse, is living alone until a young American arrives with a name from her past. Together, they embark on a perilous search that unravels decades of secrets and the truth about Rose's disappearance.
First publish date: 2017
Genre: Historical Fiction/20th Century Historical Fiction
Authors: Kate Quinn
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