The Light Keeper’s Wife: A post-WWII romance with a dash of intrigue

Second edition
They’ve come to escape their wartime secrets. But are some shadows too dark to shake? If you enjoy romantic historical fiction with a dash of suspense, you’ll love
The Light Keeper’s Wife
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Newlyweds Stuart and Amy Lewis are determined to leave the shadows of war behind. They abandon their MI5 desk jobs and retreat to the quiet coastal village of Eden Cove. Stuart spends his days helping his uncle repaint a lighthouse, hoping honest work will quiet the guilt he carries. Amy throws herself into building the peaceful life they both long for.

But it’s not so easy to escape the past.

When Amy is offered a clerical position at a nearby country house, she believes she is helping MI5 prevent Britain’s wartime secrets from falling into Soviet hands. Instead, she finds herself drawn into a deception closer to home. As the intrigue deepens, cracks form in Stuart and Amy’s still-new marriage. Can they shake off the past and find peace together? Or will the darkness overcome?

Second edition has a new cover, editing and bonus short story
Love and Little

It’s 1948. West Berlin is besieged by the Soviets. US pilot Errol ‘Mac’ MacKenzie meets civilian translator Ilsa Schafer during his job flying in food as part of the Berlin Airlift. But he faces a dilemma. What is the right way to show her that he is not one of the countless men who would happily take advantage of a hungry woman in a starving city?