June 2020

Paris places Séverine visits: Story number one

In my latest book, Final Transgression, my beautiful, high-spirited heroine Séverine Sevanot embarks on a perilous visit to her hometown in the southwest of France – in spite of warnings not to go there. It is 1944 and the Resistance is busy blowing up train tracks and derailing trains to stop the Nazis. It is […]

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A Locked Down D-Day

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Every year it is so moving to see the ceremonies surrounding D-Day–the commemorations and the celebrations, the veterans (fewer and few each year), the pictures and movies of that memorable day. Sadly, due to the coronavirus and travel restrictions, D-Day 2020 barely existed. But in spite of the lack of ceremonies, no one can forget

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