A Postcard from Paris (Postcard, Book 2)

(Paperback)

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A wonderfully crafted masterpiece Melanie Blake
A delightful cast of characters Womans Weekly
Praise for Alex Brown:

An intriguing story you will love Jill Mansell

The cleverly entwined stories kept me turning the pages Trisha Ashley

I adored it Lesley Pearse
Evocative and engaging a story to fall in love with. Cathy Bramley

A warm, emotional tale of love, friendship and following your heart. Milly Johnson

1940: Beatrice Crawford left her safe life in England to nurse the soldiers in the fields of France during the Great war. Once the war was over, she never returned home, and during the darkest days of WW2, her beloved Paris is occupied by the Nazis. Beatrice must once again do her bit, but who can she trust in this dangerous new world

Present day: Keen to put the spark back into her life, Annie Lovell volunteers to investigate her neighbours inherited apartment in Paris. There she discovers a bundle of secret diaries hidden within its walls. Captivated by the City of Light, Annie must piece together the events from the past if she is to fulfil the legacy that Beatrice left for her to find

Reviews

Praise for Alex Brown:

A glamorous and moving portrayal of love, war and friendship.' Carmel Harrington

I adored it Milly Johnson

A really lovely read' Sarah Morgan

Very lovely Jill Mansell

An intriguing and heart-warming story you will love Katie Fforde

Warm and cosy Lucy Diamond

A lovely book to curl up and unwind with, as sweet and charming as home made apple pie. Milly Johnson

'Poignant and moving, the cleverly entwined stories kept me turning the pages. Trisha Ashley

Alex Brown at her very best charming, witty, heartwarming and full of absorbing characters' Carmel Harrington

'A lovely, warm-hearted and compassionate tale LoveReading

This was genuinely one of the most special books I've read this year. Bookish Escapes

Author Bio

Alex Brown is the bestselling author of five books and launched her career with the hugely popular Carringtons series set in a seaside town department store. Alex now writes warm, witty and heartfelt novels centred on the cosy community spirit of village life. Alex began her writing career as a weekly columnist for The London Paper, before trading in the rat race for the good life. When she isnt writing Alex enjoys knitting, and is passionate about supporting charities working with care leavers, adoption and vulnerable young people. Alex lives in a rural village in Sussex, with her husband, daughter and a two very shiny black Labradors. She loves hearing from her readers, so please visit her website www.alexbrownauthor.com or join her for chats on Facebook at www.facebook.com/alexandrabrownauthor and Twitter @alexbrownbooks