Suzanne Goldring Books in Order

Evelyn appears to be an ordinary elderly care-home resident, but she remembers the secrets others assume she has forgotten. A niece’s discovery recalls Evelyn’s wartime promise to uncover the truth behind her husband’s fatal mission.

In wartime Corfu, Agata risks her safety to hide two young Jewish sisters. Decades later, pregnant newcomer Amber becomes absorbed in their story while struggling with her marriage and a community reluctant to revisit its past.

Ruby and Stevie fall in love during the Blitz before his overseas posting separates them. Decades later, a photograph in her father’s wallet leads Billie to investigate Ruby’s identity and the wartime experiences he has never explained.

Sorting through her great-aunts’ house after a broken relationship, Kate finds an untouched wedding dress and a locked room. Diaries draw her into the wartime secret that bound sisters Florrie and Edith to an unusually secluded life.

After her painter father’s death, Sofia travels to Florence looking for a missing work. Her aunt’s memories connect the painting to two teenage resistance couriers and the disappearance of a girl with a scarlet ribbon.

Anna’s wartime pregnancy leads her from Hamburg to a devastating separation and a job with terrible consequences. Living quietly in London decades later, she sees a newspaper photograph that forces her to confront the past she concealed.

After the war, Sylvia searches occupied Paris’s former interrogation rooms for traces of Phyllis, the young agent she recruited. A fragmentary message offers a lead, but uncovering her recruit’s fate threatens people determined to keep wartime secrets.

In Berlin, a desperate Jewish mother entrusts her newborn twins to Dora aboard a train bound for England. Since infants are forbidden to travel, Dora must find a way to hide them and carry out an impossible rescue.

With her controlling husband presumed dead, Frankie finds purpose driving an ambulance during the Blitz. In the present, Charlotte investigates the secrets of Frankie’s former home and the consequences of a husband returning from war.

In occupied Paris, a woman receives a Jewish baby from a mother being taken away by soldiers. She resolves to protect the child, concealing her from German visitors at work and an informer near her own apartment.