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La red de Alice, Kate Quinn

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La red de Alice, Kate Quinn
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La red de Alice
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Kate Quinn
Summary
OVEL OF THE YEAR In 1915 a network of valiant spies left a legacy of glory and sacrifice. But also of treason. Thirty years later, the moment of truth has arrived. 1947. Young American Charlie St. Clair is pregnant, single, and about to be kicked out of her very decent family. As her world falls apart, her only illusion is the faint hope that her beloved cousin Rose, who disappeared in Nazi-occupied France during World War II, remains alive. 1915. A year after the outbreak of the Great War, Eve Gardiner is eager to join the fight against the Germans, so she does not hesitate for a moment when she is recruited as a spy for the underground organization known as Alice's Network. Three decades later, haunted by the betrayal that destroyed the network, Eve spends her days among bottles of alcohol locked in her dilapidated London home. Until a young American woman appears on her doorstep saying a name that Eve has not heard for decades and is on a mission: to find out the truth no matter where it leads. Heroism, love and suspense in a gripping novel inspired by the real historical episode of the spywomen network that saved over a thousand soldiers from death. ** Over 1,000,000 copies sold ** On The New York Times and USA Today best seller lists ** Finalist in the Best Historical Novel category at the 2018 Goodreads Awards ** Number 1 in historical fiction for the Globe and Mail ** One of the best books of the year for US National Public Radio ** Selected for Reese Witherspoon Book Club ** Among the best historical novels of the year for BookBub ** Summer novel for Good Housekeeping, Parade, Library Journal and Goodreads Criticism has said ... The lives of two indomitable women They intertwine in a story that sparks suspense ... A pleasure to read. NPR Quinn is revealed to be one of the best authors of the genre ... Fans of the historical novel, spy stories, and exciting dramas are going to love this book. BookPage An incredible historical novel ... A must read! Historical Novel Society A powerful read that you will be unable to abandon. RT Book Reviews A fascinating mix of historical novel, mystery, and female narrative. This book has something to offer to all kinds of readers. Library Journal Truly fascinating and absorbing. Kirkus Reviews In the blogs: I have found a fight of courage and bravery, of women and sorority in the midst of a real historical event that has kept me in suspense more than I expected. Diary of a chicka lit I have fallen in love with everything about this book ... That it is based on real events and characters, together with a plot that hooks, makes Alice's Network an essential part of the historical novel. Welcome to Pinkiland An emotional, interesting and entertaining read that has allowed me to learn more about two of my favorite historical periods and discover two women who have a lot to tell. Internal maelstrom
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