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In her spellbinding new novel, New York Times bestselling author Jenny Lecoat explores the secrets and lies in a small community recovering from war, and the two young women at the center of a volatile mystery. The German occupation is over. The Channel Islands, the only captured territory within the British Isles, are finally liberated.
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Apr 28, 2020 · Jenny Lecoat. 3.90. 11,736 ratings1,246 reviews. An extraordinary story of triumph against impossible odds. The year is 1940, and the world is torn apart by war. In June of that year, Hitler’s army captures the Channel Islands—the only part of Great Britain occupied by German forces.
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Feb 2, 2021 · Jenny Lecoat was born in the Channel Islands where, only sixteen years earlier, Nazis had deported members of her family to concentration camps for resistance activities. Following an early career in stand-up comedy and writing features for magazines and newspapers, she became a screenwriter.
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She was nominated for a prestigious Perrier Award in 1986. She also wrote for newspapers and women's magazines (Cosmopolitan, Observer) and presented TV and radio shows, before focusing on screenwriting from sitcom (Birds of a Feather, Sometime Never) to sketch shows (The Catherine Tate Show). Born in Jersey, Channel Islands, Jenny Lecoat's ...
Jenny Lecoat: It’s a novel, based on true events, set in the occupied British island of Jersey during WW2. It’s about forbidden love, survival and courage, and hopefully a reminder of where dangerous concepts of racial superiority can lead a society if they’re not stopped.
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Apr 28, 2020 · by Jenny Lecoat (Author) Format: Kindle Edition. 4.1 86 ratings. Inspired by the true story of a young Jewish girl - Hedy Bercu - who fled to Jersey from Vienna only to find herself trapped on the island during the German occupation.
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Jenny Lecoat. 4.43. 7 ratings3 reviews. New York Times bestselling author Jenny Lecoat has crafted a spellbinding story about secrets and lies in a small community recovering from war, and the two young women at the center of a volatile mystery. The German occupation is over.
