With so many new historical fiction novels publishing in , choosing favorites at the end of the year will surely be difficult.
So, without further adieu, I introduce you to one of my favorite books of ! This blog is reader-supported. I earn a small commission from affiliate links in this post when you click on the link at no cost to you.
As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. For more information, visit my legal page. Alix St Pierre is a force to be reckoned with, at least she felt that way when she first stepped foot in Paris just after completing finishing school. Despite the odds, Alix is determined to succeed in making a name for herself in the magazine industry. But her lack of pedigree means she can never ascend to greater heights of wealth or status.
Lacking the security of wealthy parentage, she turns tragedy into self-reliance and adaptability, focusing her efforts on making her own success. After making a name for herself in Paris and New York in public relations, her tenacity and determination eventually earn her a place in the OSS as a military intelligence operative.
Venturing back into PR, she takes New York by storm, helping create public relations campaigns aimed at easing women back into domesticity after years of being in the workforce. But the meaning and fulfillment she felt working in military intelligence has left her feeling sad and hollow despite her new success.
