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I couldn't get into this book. Probably me and not author, as I have had headache that comes and goes for 2 1/2 weeks. A lot of people have enjoyed it. I'll have to give it another try another time.

This book got better and better. By the time I got to end I couldn‘t put it down.

Two SOE agents are caught and held captive in the
Karlsruhe prison in Germany, and form strong bonds.
The author brings her readers sooo many powerful and moving messages throughout the book about relationships, and friendships that form even under the most dire circumstances. KR delivers very powerful messages that can be applied to all aspects of life which is one of the reasons why she is one of my favorite authors.ARC in exchange for review

The Paris Agent was inspired by real events surrounding WWII and SOE agents in France. It is told in two different timelines and from three points of view: Charlotte, Josie, and Eloise. Ultimately it is a story of bravery and family.

This wonderful but heartbreaking story is inspired by the lives of two real women (Violette Szabo & Diana Rowder). I have read and enjoyed many of Rimmer's books and this was no exception. The characters and writing draw you in and the way she breaks up the drama of the 1944 timeline with the 1970 timeline works wonderfully and also allows the reader a few lighter moments. These women were heroes and deserve recognition even if in fiction. 4.5

HISTORICAL FICTION - WWII - MYSTERY

Told in alternating time lines and alternating characters, THE PARIS AGENT takes us from the WWII operations of the SOE to 1970.

There are many tearful moments, horrible moments, secrets, beautiful detailed writing, wonderful sentiments at the end, and well-researched events.

FULL REVIEW: https://tinyurl.com/3ayjpd5c

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Check it out!

https://reecaspieces.com/2023/07/12/the-paris-agent-by-kelly-rimmer-harlequinboo...

This title releases in July and it will make for a solid read for those who make summer reading lists. Although it is a WWII set novel with a second timeline in 1970 this is still fresh in its way and will make for a good addition to your TBR stack/pile or in my case a bookcase 🙂