Kate Furnivall Books in Order

On a frozen night in 1933, a train collision outside Paris lets petty criminal Gilles Malroux seize another man's identity. His sister Camille follows a mysterious, bandaged patient who carries Gilles's papers, while Gilles wakes in a stranger's house where nothing is what it seems.

Berlin, 1948. As the Soviet blockade tightens and Allied planes keep the city alive, Anna and Ingrid each search the shattered streets for a missing child. Their hunt for answers pulls them into a world of informers, old betrayals and blurred lines between justice and revenge.

Eloise Caussade leaves her family's bull farm for a new life in 1950s Paris, working alongside her adored brother, an intelligence officer. When he is nearly killed, her guilt drives her back home to track his attacker amid Cold War tensions and nuclear protests.

In 1945 Germany, Klara Janowska and her young daughter reach a crowded displaced persons camp, grateful simply to be alive. There Klara recognizes a man who knows her darkest wartime act, and a tense game begins where silence may be the only way to stay safe.

Paris, 1938. Twin sisters, one a daring pilot and one a glamorous socialite, are bound by a violent secret as war looms. When their loyalties diverge, both must decide how much they will sacrifice, and who, to protect the lives they have built.

Post-war Naples lies in ruins when Caterina Lombardi is accused of helping her dead father betray Italy. Navigating bombed streets, black market deals and Allied offices, she hunts proof of his innocence and confronts dangerous men who would rather history stay buried.

In 1932 Bellina, architect Isabella Berotti watches in horror as a stranger hands her a child then jumps from the town clock tower she designed. Drawn to protect the girl with photographer Roberto Falco, she uncovers buried fascist secrets tied to her own past.

Seeking a fresh start in 1943 Nassau, Dodie Wyatt stumbles on a dying man and a plot that reaches into the island's elite. As her path crosses that of diplomat's wife Ella Stanford, both women are pulled into murder, corruption and risky passion.

Haunted by her brother's childhood disappearance, Jessie Kenton is shattered when another brother vanishes in 1930s London. Following cryptic clues through séances and museum corridors, she chases the trail to Egypt, where desert heat, buried secrets and a risky new love await.

During a 1942 air raid on Darwin, towering Hatti Hoot chases off looters from a jewelry shop, leaving scattered diamonds glittering in the street. When she and a young Malayan girl are accused of theft, a reckless choice spirals into danger neither expected.

In 1941 Malaya, restless plantation wife Connie Thornton accidentally kills a local woman just as Japanese forces sweep in. Fleeing by yacht with family and strangers, she faces pirates, betrayal and an unexpected love that forces her to question everything she thought she wanted.

On the eve of revolution in imperial St Petersburg, privileged pianist Valentina Ivanova defies her family by training as a nurse and falling for Danish engineer Jens Friis. As bombs and unrest spread, their love tests loyalties to class, country and kin.

Seventeen-year-old Lydia Ivanova leaves China for Soviet Russia, determined to rescue the father she thought dead. Traveling with her half brother and a loyal protector, she infiltrates a harsh prison world where one ruthless officer holds the key to truth and survival.

In a brutal Siberian labor camp in 1933, prisoner Sofia Morozova clings to hope through her friend Anna's tales of a lost lover. When Anna falls ill, Sofia escapes across Stalinist Russia to find him, uncovering dangerous secrets and an unexpected new love.

Driven from revolutionary Russia, teenage Lydia Ivanova and her mother scrape by in 1920s Junchow, China, where Lydia steals to survive. When she is saved by Communist fighter Chang An Lo, their forbidden love tangles them in gang wars and political violence.