After Dunkirk Books in Order

Left behind after Dunkirk, the Littlefield brothers fight to survive and resist German occupation in France. Their siblings work in British intelligence, tying one family's fortunes to codebreaking, sabotage, and the struggle to bring soldiers home.

As the Luftwaffe attacks Britain, the Littlefield family fights the war on separate fronts. Jeremy builds a French Resistance network, Claire pursues an intelligence breakthrough, and captive Lance searches for escape while Paul awaits a new assignment.

During the Blitz, the Littlefield siblings confront dangerous choices in combat, captivity, and intelligence work. Jeremy's mission conflicts with love, Lance seeks escape, and secret knowledge burdens Claire and Paul as their parents endure occupation.

After Pearl Harbor widens the war, the Littlefields serve across intelligence networks, commando operations, and prison camps. Their parents resist occupation on Sark while each sibling faces new dangers as the conflict becomes global.

With the liberation of France approaching, Jeremy helps prepare the Resistance for invasion while Claire tracks a German weapons program. Paul fights in Italy, Lance attempts another escape, and their cousin prepares for an amphibious assault.

As fighting spreads through North Africa and the Pacific, the Littlefields face intelligence missions, enemy radar, prison escape, and naval combat. Their separate struggles unfold as Allied gains provoke determined counterattacks on multiple fronts.

The Littlefields fight toward victory across France, London, Sark, and the Pacific. Intelligence work, escape, and the struggle to survive occupation converge as the war moves toward the Battle of the Bulge.

As the Allies push toward Germany, Jeremy must choose between a Pacific assignment and supporting the French Resistance. Claire uncovers a German scheme while Paul leads attacks and Lance undertakes sabotage behind enemy lines.

In late 1944, the Littlefield siblings confront dangerous flights, secret intelligence, Nazi atrocities, and resistance operations as Allied forces advance toward Germany. Their separate battles test whether courage and cooperation can help bring the war to an end.