Daughters of the Dordogne

France, 1944. In the Dordogne Valley, in an old stone house on the edge of a pretty village, three sisters hope for a quick end to the war. Hélène, the eldest, tries to keep the family together, even as the Nazis come closer and closer. Elise, the rebel, is determined: she will join the resistance, whatever the cost. Florence, the dreamer, fantasizes about a time when they can be free again. But then everything goes wrong. The sisters unwittingly find themselves caught between two fires. And then a long-kept family secret comes to light…

Daughters of the Dordogne is an irresistible novel about courage, family, and finding your own way—perfect for readers of Muna Shehadi, Lucinda Riley, and Santa Montefiore.