Claire Anders Books in Order
Claire Anders is a series of 5 books written by Claire Anders.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Claire Anders books in publication order
5 books
Between Moons
by Claire Anders
2021
Journalist Marlene Villeret parachutes into occupied France to observe life under the Nazis. Drawn into helping others and forming a bond with a German soldier, she must choose whom to trust when betrayal threatens her escape.
New Beginnings
by Claire Anders
2022
After fifty years of marriage, Josef loses his adventurous wife Eva and faces a future his four grown children are eager to arrange. Feeling smothered by their concern, he must decide how to begin living again.
Sunrise in Thistle Bay
by Claire Anders
2022
Copywriter Cat Radcliffe arrives in a Scottish seaside town longing for somewhere to belong. Local Nick Bell fears another romance with a woman destined to leave, while a hidden truth threatens the home Cat has begun to imagine.
The Clover Girls' Network
by Claire Anders
2024
After Nazis murder her grandparents in occupied Poland, seventeen-year-old Krista Schulz flees toward Warsaw. Pursued and carrying the weight of loss, she finds purpose helping others, even as her past threatens the fragile life she is building.
The Weather Watcher
by Claire Anders
2025
Alice Peters leaves her sheltered Scottish life and her mother’s marriage plans to join the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force. Working as a meteorological assistant, she seeks independence while discovering the personal costs of contributing to the war effort.
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