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The Paris Peacemakers: The Powerful Tale of Love and Loss in the Aftermath of World War One - Paperback

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by Flora Johnston (Author)

1919, Paris. As the guns fall silent, The Paris Peacemakers follows those attempting to start afresh while the fabric of Europe is stitched together for good or ill.

Stella Rutherford, desperate to staunch her grief, has thrown herself into her work at the International Peace Conference, while the crucial negotiations play out. Her sister Corran is also headed to France where the wounds of war are still fresh for many, including her fianc? Rob Campbell. Rob, one of the few surviving members of a celebrated Scottish rugby team, has been profoundly marked by his time as a surgeon on the front line.

What comes next for each of them?

Author Biography

Flora Johnston worked for over twenty years in museums and heritage interpretation, including at the National Museums of Scotland, which has greatly influenced the historical fiction she now writes. Her debut novel What You Call Free was published by Ringwood Publishing. She studied at St. Andrews University and lives in Edinburgh.

Number of Pages: 416
Publication Date: October 24, 2024
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