Churchill's Secret Messenger by Alan Hlad
Bibliography -
Hlad, A. (2021). Churchill’s Secret Messenger. A John Scognamiglio Book.
Plot Summary -
You follow the brave character, Rose, as she works in Churchill’s War Room during WWII. Rose has lost everything so all her loyalty is now directed into this one purpose. Through work and earned trust she becomes a vital part of special operations exercises. This next undertaking is captivating as Rose parachutes into France on a reconnaissance mission. The connection between Rose and Lazare keeps you reading.
Critical Analysis -
The author does a great job of showing these character’s stories through their connection with each other which is a connection of what they've lost. These characters are a beautiful example of the grit of young people. You are endeared to them through their endurance to not give up and are motivated to read to find out what happens to them. The experiences of these characters are told beautifully over the backdrop of war, espionage, danger and loyalty.
Awards/Accolades -
"A rousing historical novel." - The Akron Beacon Journal, Best Books of the Year for Churchill's Secret Messenger
“A riveting story of World War II and the courage of one young woman as she is drafted into Churchill’s overseas spy network, aiding the French Resistance behind enemy lines and working to liberate Nazi-occupied Paris.” - Goodreads
Connections -
Connect this book to actual historical events that happened in this book like: Churchill’s role in England’s defense during WWII
Compare to another Hlad Historical Fiction book - Long Flight Home
Book Review by Barbara Jean Thompson
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