A Bridge Across the Ocean
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A Bridge Across the Ocean
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Susan Meissner
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Wartime intrigue spans the lives of three women - past and present - in this emotional novel from the acclaimed author of The Last Year of the War.
February, 1946. World War Two is over, but the recovery from the most intimate of its horrors has only just begun for Annaliese Lange, a German ballerina desperate to escape her past, and Simone Deveraux, the wronged daughter of a French Résistance spy.
Now the two women are joining hundreds of other European war brides aboard the renowned RMS Queen Mary to cross the Atlantic and be reunited with their American husbands. Their new lives in the United States brightly beckon until their tightly held secrets are laid bare in their shared stateroom. When the voyage ends at New York Harbor, only one of them will disembark....
Present day. Facing a crossroads in her own life, Brette Caslake visits the famously haunted Queen Mary at the request of an old friend. What she finds will set her on a course to solve a 70-year-old tragedy that will draw her into the heartaches and triumphs of the courageous war brides - and will ultimately lead her to reconsider what she has to sacrifice to achieve her own deepest longings.
©2017 Susan Meissner (P)2017 Penguin Audio
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“I was utterly spellbound, beguiled, swept up in this ghostly mystery.” (Jamie Ford, New York Times best-selling author of Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet)
“A beguiling tapestry of storytelling and a unique look at one of history’s most enigmatic ships.” (Sarah McCoy, New York Times best-selling author of The Mapmaker’s Children)