Award Winning historical WWII fiction.

5 Star Goodreads Reviews

Thirty, young, frightened females are taken from the streets of Berlin by order of SS-Oberführer Walter Schellenberg and taken to a special training camp.

There, they are instructed on how to manipulate men and procure information from them using the art of seduction, as well as other basic survival training.

After their training they are placed in a Berlin brothel “Salon Kitty”, here they are to ply their trade on all that came through the doors. Hight ranking officers and Third Reich officials are their main targets. Every interaction and conversation are recorded in a special room down in the basement and forward on.

What the Germans didn’t know, the British are listening in too.

After several successful missions over the past three years, Hannah, Petra and Heidi are preparing for their most dangerous mission yet. 

Hitler's "Directive 18, also known as Operation Felix" is back on the table and the Third Reich generals are storming ahead with preparations.

Whilst Spain struggles with staying neutral, they are constantly pressured from both the Axis and Allied powers to join the war, pay offs to the tune of millions are paid to Franco in an effort to sway his decision from both sides. 

The Allies are fully aware that Franco and Hitler are close friends, also that Franco allows SS agents to operate in Spain and that he has always had a powerful desire to take Gibraltar back from the British.

The girls hook up with other female allied agents from France and head for Spain, their objective, make contact with all the SS agents and take them out before "Operation Felix" can commence, destroy any and all invasion support fuel and ammo dumps.

Their struggle continues…

1944. The war has been raging for five years now. With each passing day, the death toll only seems to grow on all sides. In the struggle against the Third Reich, Hannah and Petra are doing all they can to aid the fight, but with Heidi now out of action, it is proving hard to keep their focus on what - or who - they should be fighting against.

Despite their internal struggles, both Hannah and Petra are working hard to grow their organisation, all while undertaking several new missions from both the British and the US that will see them travel across war-torn Europe.

The end of the war still seems so far. Will the girls prevail, or will everything they have worked towards end in a cloud of smoke?

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Hitler annexes several countries; Europe is in turmoil. Britain is going to war, the call to arms is passed by parliament. The “Call Up” however, is not for everyone, certain occupations are exempt as they are considered vital to the country and the coming war effort.

Despondent and angry, Detective Inspector Brakes battles with his inner conflicts as he comes to terms with not being able to join his comrades in arms.

However, for DI Brakes, his case load is about to become more diverse than he could ever imagine. For him, his war is also just beginning, but on the Homefront. War-related, murder, espionage and a whole host of other cases ensue.

Set 1940’s war torn Britain. Several unsolved murder victims, over a three-year period are linked by DI Brakes.

Over the next few month’s, the bodies start piling up, but not in one area. They are all killed in the same fashion, no links between any of the victims.. male, female, young, old, military, murderer has no preference.

Twists and turns throughout has the detective’s follow leads, arrests wrong people.. Family members/friends are sure suspects!!

Detective’s finally find some clues and new leads, is the murder, civilian or military, doing the killing? Which ever it is, why? Un-solved, cold cases are one of Brakes hobbies. 

During World War II, the Catholic Church, particularly the Vatican, navigated a fraught and intricate landscape, but there is no evidence it systematically supported Nazi escape networks.

Certain individual clergy, such as Bishop Alois Hudal, independently facilitated the post war flight of Nazi war criminals and collaborators, often providing forged documents and other aid. The Vatican has since clarified that such actions by Church members occurred without its official endorsement.

Letters Across the Sea

A WWII Love Story of Courage, Separation, and the Will to Endure.

Jersey, Channel Islands – June 1940.

As the distant thunder of war crashes ever closer, the sleepy British island of Jersey braces for a storm unlike any before. Hitler has turned his gaze to the Channel Islands—Britain’s only territory to fall under Nazi occupation.

When Churchill offers the islanders a harrowing choice—flee to England or remain under German rule—over 25,000 souls make a heart breaking decision.

Among them is Eleanor Mathews, a young woman torn from the only home she's ever known and the boy who has held her heart since childhood. Forced to evacuate with her family to the uncertainty of wartime Britain, she leaves behind Thomas Carter, her steadfast sweetheart who vows to stay behind and protect what’s his.

As Jersey falls under Nazi control, Eleanor and Thomas begin a daring exchange—Thomas, joins the local resistance whilst Eleanor, from the safety of the British mainland, engages in message decoding—threading their bond through the firestorm of war.

But with every passing day, the risks grow. Discovery means death. Silence could mean loss. And time, always the cruellest enemy, is running out.

In a world at war, will love be their greatest resistance?



“Letters Across the Sea” is a sweeping tale of resilience, divided destinies, and the enduring power of a promise made across enemy lines.