Louise'S War eBook

A heartfelt wartime saga from bestseller Rosie Clarke continues the Trenwith Series

Caught between enemy lines - can they survive?

1914, Hampshire

Jack Barlow has a dream. For generations his family have been in service at Trenwith Estate. If he can survive the ravages of war, he’ll return home to build his own mechanic business and become master of his own destiny.

Louise Saint-Claire, is battling against the odds to run her family farmhouse in German occupied France after her abusive husband is taken prisoner by the Germans. She is determined to survive this brutal and bloody war.

But fate throws Jack and Louise together when she finds the wounded British soldier and she decides to risk everything to keep him safe

What chance can one woman and one man have when caught between the French Resistance and the German army?

If you love this, have you tried Rosie Clarke''s Mulberry Lane, Blackberry Farm, Dressmakers Alley and Harper''s series?

Previously Published as Love and War by Linda Sole

Praise for The Trenwith Series:

''Rosie Clarke has written another quality historical fiction novel, she is an author whose books I will always want to read'' - Beyond The Books

''Rosie Clark is such a brilliant writer. It takes no time at all to imagine the characters and surroundings and be totally immersed. If only there were 2 of you and you could write twice as many'' - Reader Review

''Superb histoircal fiction - I am a huge fan of Rosie Clarke and her work. I can honestly say that there is not one single book of hers that I haven''t enjoyed'' - Ginger Book Geek

''Lovely book to read, I didn’t want to put it down.'' - Reader Review

''Brilliant book, absolutely compelling. Love Rosie Clarke''s books and this is no exception. Beautifully written and difficult to put down'' - Reader Review

''Count on Rosie Clarke to take you away from all the craziness in the world right now and give you a lovely story with a happy ending. I wish the next book in this trilogy was ready to be released!'' - Reader Review