The Prisoner's Wife
by Maggie Brookes
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Pub Date Apr 16 2020 | Archive Date Oct 18 2022
Random House UK, Cornerstone | Century
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Description
1944, Czechoslovakia. In the dead of night a farm girl and a British soldier creep through abandoned villages.
They were never meant to meet, let alone fall in love. But when Prisoner of War Bill is brought to work on Izabela’s family farm, their chemistry is inescapable. Before they can be torn apart forever, they marry in secret and go on the run. Their only hope for safety is to reach Izabela’s father and brother who are fighting deep in the countryside as partisans. But when their luck runs out, they are delivered straight into the hands of the enemy: the Nazis.
Still refusing to separate, they have prepared for this moment. Izabela’s hair has been shorn and she wears men’s clothing, posing as an escaped and mute British soldier.
The secret lovers are transported to a Nazi POW camp deep in German territory, and if Izabela is discovered, a fate far worse than death awaits both her and Bill. It will require the help of their fellow POWs to maintain their deception, and all their love, devotion and strength to withstand the trials to come. Because should they fail, Izabela and Bill will have put far more than just themselves in danger…
Based on a true story, and researched extensively by the author on location in Eastern Europe, this is a story that takes the reader deep into a rarely-explored side of the Second World War.
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9781529124286 |
PRICE | £12.99 (GBP) |
PAGES | 368 |