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May 12, 2023 admin admin Fiction

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The Secret Shore written by Liz Fenwick which was published in 11 May 2023. You can read this before The Secret Shore PDF EPUB full Download at the bottom. This book was amazing , and as I have read all of Liz Fenwick’s books now WWII, Dr Meredith Tremayne has been seconded from her post as a lecturer at Oxford University, to the war office to help with her knowledge to update maps for the military. Meredith’s French widowed mother suddenly goes missing from the family home in Cornwall, just as Meredith is about to be deployed there. Meredith meets Jake Russell, an American who went to Canada to enable him to join the. war effort. An ex journalist, Meredith is attracted to him…. but is quite hard nosed about the relationship as she is determined to become an Oxford professor …and marriage and a career in the 1940’s don’t work in the UK. Meredith becomes part of the team, and updates maps and the military’s knowledge of the Normandy coast. Meredith’s brother is convinced that their mother is dead after her bicycle and artists paint box are found …. and then a few weeks later loses his life when his plane is shot down . The book keeps you wanting to read more, and several times moves the reader to tears.

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The protagonist, Merry, is an interesting representation of the role of women during the Second World War. Social values were rapidly changing as a result of the conflict, but there were still some traditions that could not be broken. And Merry experiences this frequently. Known in her world as Doctor Meredith Tremayne, when she meets new people, they are always taken aback that Doctor Tremayne is not a doddery old man, but a young, beautiful woman who is incredibly knowledgeable. I loved Merry’s character because of how much she had achieved as a female yet, still sympathised with everything she had had to sacrifice for it – including love. Merry’s role as a map-maker opened my eyes to another element of the war. Beyond the known intelligence gathering, I had little understand of other required research in order to help teams fight in France. This story explores Merry’s job of interpreting aerial photographs, updating maps and providing useful geographical information to Commanders about an ever-changing landscape. When news reaches her that her mother has gone missing, Merry finds herself returning to her home in Cornwall. Still working with plotting the area, she also tries to find out where her mother has gone. Except, the knowledge that Merry’s mother is French, can speak multiple languages and is a bit of an outsider has left the gossips speculating that she is working for the enemy.