Beyond the Edge of Light

A beautifully written Second World War novel of forbidden love, Bletchley Park secrets and impossible choices.

Munich, 1938. Europe is on the brink of war when Julia 'Missie' Ormesby, a young Englishwoman, meets Conrad von Echlau, a German aristocrat whose conscience is increasingly at odds with the country he serves.

Their connection is instant, consuming - and impossible.

As Germany darkens under Nazi rule, Missie and Conrad are pulled apart by history. He remains bound to the Luftwaffe, while she returns to England, where her fluency in German leads her to Bletchley Park and the hidden world of enemy intelligence.

But when Conrad is chosen for a secret German mission, the war brings them back into each other's orbit in the most devastating way.

Now Missie must confront the truth: the man she once loved is no longer just a memory. He is part of the enemy war machine. And as Britain's intelligence chiefs close in, love, duty and country collide.

Haunting, atmospheric and emotionally powerful, Beyond the Edge of Light is an unforgettable wartime novel about loyalty, honour and the unbearable cost of choosing a side.

Perfect for readers of The Rose Code, All the Light We Cannot See, The Nightingale and Restless.