This story takes place *after* where Felicity Found ends.

    Hasey was the first American citizen to shed his blood to free France from the oppression of the Nazi Regime. For his actions he became the first American to receive France’s highest World War II honor and become a Companion of the Ordre de la Libération. But why was Hasey fighting for France and why was he spilling his blood for the cause of the French people? John F. Hasey’s remarkable memoir Yankee Figher is a brilliant account of his life in Europe in the late 1930s and through the beginning of the Second World War. Yet, Hasey’s first taste of conflict was not during that terrible global war, as in 1939 he joined the Iroquois Ambulance Corps, with other young Americans, to assist the Finns during the Russo-Finnish War. When Hitler’s forces launched their attacks upon Western Europe Hasey immediately signed up with De Gaulle’s Free French Forces and headed to the Middle East to fight for France. The value of his contribution to France’s war effort can be demonstrated in these comments from his citations: “He has the qualities of a man, of a soldier, and of a leader. He has won a place in the hearts of his comrades. Loved and respected by them, as well as by his leaders, Lieutenant John Hasey is the perfect type of foreigner, for whom the love of France is not vain words.” “In the Battle of the Enghiahat … his Captain and First Lieutenant being wounded, he remained the only officer valid. His absolute indifference to danger inspired and galvanized his men.” “During the siege of Massawa, he led his platoon with magnificent bravery in an assault upon enemy positions, which he captured along with a large number of prisoners.” This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the fascinating story of one man’s fight to preserve freedom in the early years of the Second World War and the much less well known Russo-Finnish War. “A young American reports on his part, as ambulance man and then as a fighter for de Gaulle, in the campaigns of Finland, Ethiopia and Syria. An unpretentious yet revealing book.” Foreign Affairs After the events of Yankee Fighter: The Story of an American in the Free French Foreign Legion John F. Hasey worked as a liaison between de Gaulle and Eisenhower. In August 1943, he became an aide-de-camp on the staff of General Marie Pierre Koenig, and remained with Koenig during his term as military Governor of Paris, August 1944. After the war he worked for the CIA and passed away in 2005. Joseph F. Dinneen was co-author of the book and worked as a journalist for the Boston Globe, he passed away in 1964. Yankee Fighter: The Story of an American in the Free French Foreign Legion was first published in 1942.

    . .Katie’s carefully structured world is shattered by the news that her headstrong younger sister, Mia, has been found dead in Bali – and the police claim it was suicide.With only the entries of Mia’s travel journal as her guide, Katie retraces the last few months of her sister’s life, and – page by page, country by country – begins to uncover the mystery surrounding her death.What she discovers changes everything. But will her search for the truth push their sisterly bond – and Katie – to breaking point?The Sea Sisters is a compelling story of the enduring connection between sisters.

    

    One shocking discovery leads to another as the animals prove to be intelligent, charismatic creatures with sinister motives. A husband and wife recently parted by adultery, an enterprising sociopath and a thirty-year-old mentally handicapped man all become pivotal to the animals’ cryptic timetable. Each strangely connected character begins to realize they are caught up in a frightening force spiraling toward a bizarre state of authoritarianism. This frenetic story is a fast and immersive read told through letters, journal entries and news transcripts.

    Leaving everything she's ever known, Abby takes her younger brother and runs away to the tough existence of the Border farming community.Years pass. Abby becomes a beautiful young woman and falls in love, but her past haunts her, casting dark shadows. Furthermore, in the very place she's taken refuge is someone who wishes her harm.With her heart broken, Abby decides to make a new life as a nurse. When the Second World War breaks out, she volunteers as a QA nurse and is sent overseas. However, life takes another unexpected and dangerous turn when she becomes a prisoner of the Japanese. It is then that Abby realizes that whatever has gone before is nothing compared to what lies ahead . . .

    It would be a cushy job, if it weren’t for Elana’s insistence on proving her father’s innocence—and on seducing him for fun. Brent is trying to keep his cool and maintain a professional distance. He figures he’s along for the ride, keeping Elana safe as she pokes her nose where it doesn’t belong— Until she learns too much about her father’s business dealings, and Brent realizes that the ghosts in his past have come back to haunt him. Book Two When Flash is assigned to protect A-list actress Crimson Foster, he thinks this job will be a breeze. After all, Crimson has holed up in a secure and private condo across the country from the Hollywood scene, and doesn’t seem to want to leave—ever. But as news breaks that Crimson is the principal witness in a scandal that’s about to rock Hollywood, it becomes clear that someone is keeping close tabs on Crimson to intimidate her into shutting her mouth and keeping her accusations to herself. Book Three When Sam is hired by a CEO to investigate a leak within his own company, she’s happy to oblige, especially when it means working with sexy-and-sweet executive assistant Russell. But as Sam begins to uncover ties to the mob within the company, she realizes that she’s entangling both herself and her company in a web of crime and deception. Sam must figure out who she can trust—and who’s out to get her—before she and her friends at Painted Wolf become embroiled deep enough in organized crime that there will be no escape. Book Four Andre’s not at all thrilled that his company has now been hired to work for local mob boss Uncle Ross. He’s not comfortable in the gray area that is protecting a known criminal, and he’s even less thrilled when he’s assigned to serve as bodyguard to Ross’s daughter. As Andre becomes more and more attached to Fiona, he and his team must find a way to protect Fiona, while disentangling themselves from the criminal connections that could leave them beholden forever to criminals and murderers. Can Andre figure out how to keep his team—and his new girlfriend—on the straight and narrow before it’s too late? Book Five When team leader Derrek finally discovers the whereabouts of his long lost girlfriend, he’s ready to charge down to Brazil to save her. She disappeared years ago along with Derrek’s business partner and best friend, and he’s been looking for them ever since. He’s concerned that his girlfriend Celia may have been kidnapped by a company he used to work for, and feels terrible that she may be paying for things that he did in his past. But when Derrek finds Celia in Brazil, everything isn’t as it seems.

    But as she moves along the coast of Britain, Joanna finds that if you make a voyage into your own past, you might well find a solution for the future.