WICKWYTHE HALL

Winner of the Tyler R. Tichelaar Award (Best Historical Fiction)
Winner of the Next Generation Indie Book Award (Historical Fiction)
Winner of the IPPY Award (Best Regional Fiction, Europe)
Winner of the Reader Views Readers' Choice Award (Historical Fiction)
Official selection of The Pulpwood Queens Book Club and Bonus Book

Part Downton Abbey, part Darkest Hour, WICKWYTHE HALL was inspired by an actual confrontation between the British and French navies in July 1940. The story begins in May 1940. The Germans invade France and the courses of three lives are upended. Annelle LeMaire is a French refugee desperate to contact her Legionnaire brothers. Mabry Springs, American wife of a wealthy Brit, is struggling to come to terms with a troubled marriage and an imminent German invasion. And Reid Carr, an American representative of French champagne house Pol Roger, brings more than champagne to Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Their paths entwine when Churchill and his entourage take refuge from German bombers at Wickwythe Hall. There, secrets and unexpected liaisons unfold, until a shocking tragedy in a far off Algerian port binds them forever ...