The Letter is a deeply emotional World War Two historical novel about love, loss, and the power of endurance.
A Heartfelt World War Two Story of Love
When Clara Bennett, a modern historian, discovers a sealed trunk of wartime letters in her late aunt’s attic, she uncovers a forgotten romance between Evelyn Harrington, a Cornish postmistress, and Thomas Gray, an RAF flight engineer lost in 1943.
Through their letters, Clara retraces a love story written across enemy lines — a story of courage, sacrifice, and the silence left behind by war.
As Clara delves deeper, she begins to heal her own grief, discovering that even after decades of silence, the truth and love contained in one letter can transform lives.
The Letter is a journey through time, from the windswept cliffs of Cornwall to the battlefields of occupied France, reminding readers that love endures, even when the world falls apart.
Perfect for fans of The Nightingale, The Tattooist of Auschwitz, The Alice Network, and Letters from Skye — readers who crave emotional, character-driven WWII historical fiction that celebrates human resilience.
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