Eliza Graham Books in Order

Fleeing the advancing Red Army in 1945, Alix returns to her ancestral home and encounters her childhood sweetheart. Strangers seeking shelter join them, but violence and a disappearance turn their reunion into a mystery that lasts for decades.

Twenty-five years after her daughter vanished during the Silver Jubilee, Meriel inherits her aunt’s estate. A collection of Coronation photographs draws her into family history, connecting an earlier mistake with the disappearance that still shapes her life.

During the London Blitz, schoolgirl Rachel is left alone after her father is arrested as a suspected spy and her mother enters hospital. Determined to find the real traitors, she must decide whether an unexpected helper deserves her trust.

Nurse Rosamond Hunter returns to her childhood home to care for elderly refugee Benny Gault. As he recalls his arrival in Britain on the Kindertransport, their growing trust reveals connections to her grandmother and secrets surrounding Rosamond’s own losses.

After the 2005 London bombings, Sara’s long-absent sister returns to the family home in Oxford. Their reunion unsettles old relationships, while secrets held by the nanny who raised them expose how violence has shaped several generations.

Confined to an English asylum in 1947, a young woman cannot remember the violent crime she is accused of committing. Fragments of wartime resistance work in Yugoslavia lead her toward buried truths about love, marriage and betrayal.

An air raid kills Anna Hall’s sister and leaves Anna scarred. Recruited for secret propaganda work aimed at Nazi Germany, she finds renewed purpose, but the demands of deception threaten her safety and her ability to know whom to trust.

Excluded from her grandmother's will, Morane follows an old letter to Brittany to understand the rupture in her family. Secrets from the German occupation force her to reconsider her grandmother's choices and her strained relationship with her sister.

In 1941, nineteen-year-old Romilly becomes nanny to a boy travelling to New York with his grandmother. Secrets trouble their ocean crossing before a torpedo attack forces Romilly into a desperate lifeboat dilemma with too few places.

In occupied France, midwife Sophie vows to protect her daughter and newborn grandchild from the war around them. Decades later, at her ninetieth birthday, hidden photographs reopen the painful history behind the promise she made.

After fleeing her fascist father in 1937, Lucia Blake finds love and tragedy in France before becoming a London ambulance driver. A child she rescues during the Blitz reopens unresolved questions about her family and the sister she left behind.

During Norway’s occupation, Asta Nilsen struggles to protect her family while a brief relationship leaves her facing hostile neighbours. When her daughter is taken for adoption, Asta’s determination to recover her carries her through the upheaval of postwar Europe.

Grieving Minna and Tom retreat to the Dorset coast, where the discovery of an American soldier’s skeleton exposes an old wartime mystery. As Minna investigates, people who remember his death struggle with secrets they have kept for decades.

With her marriage under strain, Meredith returns to teach at the school her father leads. A sinister discovery in the history room draws police attention, threatening vulnerable pupils, family relationships and the reputation she had hoped to find secure.