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From Green to Blue (The Nostrils Book 1)
From Green to Blue (The Nostrils Book 1)
Jonathan Cox
FREE
Humorous Biographical Fiction
Orphaned at 18, naĂŻve and solitary Chris Pritchard joins the Metropolitan Police in search of a family, friends, and a regular income. đŽ Heâs posted to a station in Londonâs tough East End, where his experienced instructor, WPC Dawn Matthews, barely conceals her contempt for her hapless new charge as she puppy-walks him through the job.
Cox served with the Met for over thirty years, and it showsâthis is an insiderâs account of how London was policed a generation ago, capturing the atmosphere and attitudes of the 1980s force. đŹđ§ The journey is regularly amusing, frequently sad, and occasionally bizarre, with the kind of details only someone who lived it could provide.
The book has held UK No. 1 Best Seller status in five Amazon categories, including Police Procedurals and Humorous Fiction. đ First in âThe Blue Trilogy.â
Hereâs what youâre getting: authentic cop humor from someone who was actually there, wrapped in a coming-of-age story about finding your people in unlikely places. đ If youâve ever wondering what it was really like on the beat in Thatcher-era London, this is your window in.
A Credible Threat: Jeri Howard Book 6
Janet Dawson
FREE
Hard-Boiled Mysteries
Oakland PI Jeri Howard doesnât usually make house calls, but when her ex-husbandâs daughter Vicki is on the line, she makes an exception. đ Vicki, an undergrad at UC Berkeley, is terrifiedâher shared house has become the target of escalating threats from an unknown antagonist, starting with hostile phone calls and progressing to vandalism and stalking.
The situation turns personal when Jeri picks up the house phone and hears the stalkerâs chilling voice herself. Meanwhile, a hateful flyer circulates around the law school targeting students of color and womenâand itâs uncannily similar to the callerâs words. đŻ But with so many potential targets under one roof, Jeri canât pinpoint whoâs in the crosshairs. Rachel volunteers at an abortion clinic. Ben is an African-American student on scholarship. Marisol helps victims of domestic abuse. And Vicki and Emily have already been harassed by a sexist chemistry student.
When someone throws a pipe bomb through the studentsâ window, the case explodesâliterally. đĽ Dawson draws on her own journalism background to craft a tightly plotted mystery that tackles hate crimes, campus politics, and the question of who becomes a target and why.
Hereâs what youâre getting: a crackling procedural that feels ripped from headlines, anchored by a smart, tenacious PI who takes things personally when family is involved. đ Sixth in a series that rewards longtime readers but works perfectly as a standalone.
Cold Trail: The Jeri Howard Mystery Series Book 11
Janet Dawson
FREE
Hard-Boiled Mysteries
The morgue is the last place Oakland PI Jeri Howard wants to beâespecially when the body sheâs there to identify might be her kid brother. đ Brian has been missing four days, and the corpse was found on a burned-out boat at a marina with a dicey reputation, along with Brianâs MedicAlert bracelet.
The trail is getting cold. Jeriâs family draws together in crisisâher divorced parents seeking comfort from each other, her aunt a source of strengthâbut her sister-in-law Sheilaâs reaction has Jeri wondering what the hell is going on. đ¨ Deep cracks have appeared in Brianâs marriage. Sheila is angry about his sudden job change, about their move from a pleasant house in Sonoma to a small rental in Petaluma. And she has suspicions about Brianâs friendship with a free-spirited potter who calls herself Willow.
Jeri goes looking for answers, tracking down Brianâs friends, colleagues, and Willow herself. đ Is her brother involved in a murder, or is he a victim?
Hereâs what youâre getting: the most personal case of the series, where Jeriâs professional skills collide with family loyalty and dread. đ¤ Dawson makes the emotional stakes as compelling as the mystery itself.
Tequila Midnight (Jessica Watts Book 1)
Kathryn Dodson
FREE
Crime Thriller
Jessica Watts knows three things: tequila burns, memories haunt, and the border keeps its secrets. đĽ When a Mexican tycoon hires the amateur investigator to find his missing daughter, she should say no. She doesnât. Now sheâs in too deep to back outâand too close to the truth to survive.
As Jessica searches for the missing woman, she peels back layers of lies and deceit, uncovering a sinister web of corruption that stretches from dusty border towns to the heart of Central America. đľ With each clue, the stakes grow higher, and the line between allies and enemies blurs.
Hunted by dangerous thugs and her own demons, Jessica must outwit ruthless adversaries while confronting the ghosts that haunt her. đĽ Dodson delivers an R-rated mystery with a thriller edgeâgritty, suspense-packed, and relentless.
Hereâs what youâre getting: a female sleuth whoâs messy, determined, and in way over her head, navigating a world where everyone has something to hide. đ Perfect for fans of Lisa Regan, Robert Dugoni, and T.R. Ragan.
William Strunk Jr. and E. B. White
FREE
Writing Reference
This brief book has shaped more writers than any other guide in the English language. âď¸ Strunkâs original 1918 rulesâterse, dogmatic, and unforgettableâcombined with Whiteâs 1959 revisions and commentary created something that transcends its era: a book about writing that is itself beautifully written.
The principles are deceptively simple. Omit needless words. Use the active voice. Place emphatic words at the end of a sentence. đ But beneath these rules lies a philosophy: that clear writing reflects clear thinking, and that precision is a form of respect for your reader.
Whiteâs additions soften Strunkâs severity while preserving his conviction. The result is authoritative without being stuffy, practical without being mechanical. đ Every writerâstudent, professional, hobbyistâwill find sentences they want to argue with and advice theyâll never forget.
Hereâs what youâre getting: the single most influential writing guide ever published, still earning its reputation a century later. đŻ If you write anythingâemails, reports, novels, textsâthis belongs on your shelf.
Since the Day We Danced (Hadley Cove Book 1)
Kerk Murray
FREE
Sweet Romance
Emma Wrightâs world shattered when her husband blindsided her with divorce papers on their anniversary and left her for a younger woman. đ Starting over at forty, she moves into a quaint beachfront cottage on the other side of Hadley Cove with her beloved rescue dog, Riley. But just as sheâs picking up the pieces, Riley goes missing.
Meanwhile, widowed father Luke Grayson has moved from Chicago to Hadley Cove to repair his strained relationship with his teenage son, Jeremiah. đď¸ Theyâre barely settled when an unexpected visitor arrives at their doorstepâa dog who seems to believe this is his home.
As destiny weaves Emma and Lukeâs paths together, their lives begin to change in ways neither expected. đ Murray delivers small-town charm, second chances, and the particular sweetness of finding connection when youâve stopped looking for it.
Hereâs what youâre getting: a warm, low-angst romance about two people brave enough to try again, with a loyal dog playing matchmaker. đ First in the Hadley Cove series.
Santasâ Elf: Knotty Holidays Book 1
Lacey Daize
FREE
LGBTQ+ Short Reads
Benny wanted holiday overtime, but he didnât expect to get it by wearing elf ears. đ As a photographer, heâs good at getting kids to smileâwhich is probably why his boss tapped him for Santa photography duty. Itâs a long day in costume, but at least the men playing Santa are easy on the eyes.
Pete and Warren are an alpha-alpha couple who love kids but face the realities of adoption. đ Every holiday season, they don costumes and listen to thousands of childrenâs wishes as mall Santas. But this year brings something unexpected: their mutual attraction to their photographer.
Can these three find a bit of holiday magic in each other? âď¸ Daize delivers a sweet, steamy short about found family, festive charm, and the courage to want more than you thought you could have.
Hereâs what youâre getting: a cozy holiday romance with heart, heat, and just the right amount of tinsel. đŚ First in the Knotty Holidays series.
A Dukeâs Lustful Christmas (Secrets and Courtships of the Regency)
Lucy Langton
FREE
Historical Regency Romance
Abigail Andrews has landed a maidâs position just in time for her favorite seasonâand not even the dreadful rumors about her strange new employer can dampen her holiday spirit. đ Sheâs never met the so-called âDemon Duke,â so she has no idea that the arrogant man she clashed with at the village Christmas market is her new master.
Ezra Haddington, Duke of Brunswick, is haunted by childhood demons. He hates Christmas and has sworn never to marry. âď¸ Yet the spirited woman from the market has awakened something he thought long buriedâand heâs stunned to discover sheâs his new parlourmaid.
As their forbidden attraction ignites, a wicked man with an angelic face lurks to steal their happiness away. đĽ Can their romance survive a painful past and save Christmas, or will their love vanish like a winter snowflake?
Hereâs what youâre getting: enemies-to-lovers heat wrapped in holiday ribbon, with all the Regency trappingsâbrooding duke, spirited heroine, seasonal redemption. đ Steamy and satisfying.
Magic Steampunk Pirate Booty: A steamy (Magic Steampunk Pirate Booty: The Complete Series Book 1)
Grady Sparks
FREE
Menâs Adventure Harem Fantasy
When Jordan Threat falls into a glowing whirlpool in the Bermuda Triangle, he wakes on a tropical beach in another worldâone where pirates rule the seas with tall-masted galleons and blood-slicked cutlasses. đ´ââ ď¸ It isnât long before he spills some blood himself, rescuing a gorgeous blue-skinned sea nymph from barbarous cutthroats.
The pirates have kidnapped this worldâs most powerful supernatural beings, and this long-legged magical warrior needs help freeing them. đ§ But after Jordan agrees to assist, he also rescues a spunky redhead with an hourglass figure and a passion for steampunk machinery. The engineer distrusts magic; the nymph has a grudge against technology. But they both have scores to settle with the piratesâand they both have the hots for Jordan.
Can this rag-tag team defeat the pirates and prevent a magical apocalypse? â Can Jordan convince the girls to kiss and make up using nothing but his charm and his enormous... negotiation skills?
Hereâs what youâre getting: irreverent, over-the-top adventure that knows exactly what it isâlusty, action-packed, and unapologetically fun. đ´ First in a series for readers who like their fantasy with a wink.
Rudyard Kipling
FREE
Classic Coming of Age Fiction
Mowgli is raised by wolves, tutored by a bear, and protected by a pantherâbut the tiger Shere Khan has marked him for death. đž Kiplingâs immortal collection follows the man-cub as he learns the Law of the Jungle and discovers what it means to belong, to be brave, and to find your place between two worlds.
Beyond Mowgliâs story, the collection includes other iconic tales: Rikki-Tikki-Taviâs fearless battle against cobras, the haunting migration of the white seal, the elephant dance that Doyle can only witness in secret. đ Each story blends danger, wisdom, and the magic of the natural world.
Kiplingâs prose remains vivid and propulsive, and his themesâfamily, loyalty, the tension between civilization and wildnessâresonate across generations. đż This edition is beautifully formatted for modern readers while preserving the bookâs original charm.
Hereâs what youâre getting: adventure, heart, and unforgettable characters in one of the great works of childrenâs literatureâthough itâs never been just for children. đ Essential reading.
The True Purpose of Vines (The Winemakers Book 1)
Giovanna Siniscalchi
FREE
Victorian Historical Romance
Julia Costa is a gifted winemaker fighting to save her vineyards after her late husband burdened her lands with debt. đ Sheâll defend her legacy by any means necessaryâwhich doesnât include entertaining the arrogant Englishman sent to chase her down.
Griffin Maxwell doesnât want to waste time in a Portuguese backwater village, but a lucrative partnership depends on collecting this debt. đˇ Nothing prepared him for the headstrong winemaker who tempts him to enjoy Portugalâs vibrant tastes and threatens his carefully constructed plans.
When a mysterious plague begins decimating Europeâs vineyards, Griffin and Julia must work together to find a cureâor lose everything. đż Cultural differences and old wounds stand between them, but the attraction is headier than a vintage.
Hereâs what youâre getting: lush historical romance steeped in wine country atmosphere, where two stubborn people must compromise to save what they loveâincluding each other. đ First in The Winemakers series.
When a mysterious plague decimates Europeâs vineyards, Griffin and Julia struggle to find a cure. They must compromise to face this new threat... or lose everything. Will they allow cultural differences to separate them, or will they fight for the love of a lifetime?
Brief Interviews with Hideous Men: Stories
David Foster Wallace
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Humorous Literary Fiction
David Foster Wallace was one of the most innovative and influential writers of his generation, and this collection showcases why. Through unconventional formsâfake interviews, fragmented narratives, obsessive footnotesâhe dissects the ways men rationalize, manipulate, and deceive, both others and themselves. đ
The title pieces present a series of powerful mock interviews where unseen questioners draw out menâs disturbing confessions about women and relationships. âThe Depressed Personâ offers an almost unbearably precise rendering of anxiety and self-absorption. âAdult Worldâ traces a newlywedâs spiraling uncertainty about intimacy with dark humor and surprising tenderness. đ
Wallaceâs prose demands attentionâsentences that loop back on themselves, digressions that become the point, comedy that curdles into discomfort. Itâs challenging, often uncomfortable, and occasionally exhausting in the best way. For readers who want fiction that makes them work, that rewards close attention with genuine insight into human self-deception, this collection delivers. đ§
What youâre getting: a concentrated dose of one of American literatureâs most singular voices at his most experimental and incisive. Whether youâre a longtime DFW devotee or curious what the fuss is about, this is the real thing.
Julia Kelly
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Historical World War II Fiction
This dual-timeline novel braids together two womenâs stories across decadesâone in present-day England uncovering wartime secrets, one in 1941 London defending the city against the Blitz. đ
Cara Hargraves works for an antiques dealer, more comfortable with the past than her own present. When she discovers an unfinished diary and a photograph of a young woman in uniform, she becomes obsessed with finding the author. What she uncovers will reshape her understanding of her own family history. đ
In 1941, nineteen-year-old Louise Keene feels suffocated by her Cornish village and the wealthy suitor her mother has chosen for her. Meeting RAF pilot Paul Bolton changes everythingâand when his unit deploys without warning, Louise joins the Womenâs Auxiliary Territorial Service, becoming one of the gunner girls who defended London during the deadliest nights of the Blitz. She survives on the promise that she and Paul will reunite when the war ends. But when her letters come back unopened, she learns that wartime romance carries darker possibilities than sheâd imagined. đ
Kelly excels at bringing the sensory details of wartime London to lifeâthe searchlights, the deafening anti-aircraft guns, the camaraderie forged under fire. đ
What drew me in: the gunner girls themselvesâyoung women operating anti-aircraft weapons during the Blitz is a piece of WWII history that deserves more attention. For readers who loved The Nightingale or Lilac Girls, this is another powerful story of womenâs courage and resilience.
A Life on Our Planet: My Witness Statement and a Vision for the Future
Sir David Attenborough
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Earth Sciences
At 93, David Attenborough has witnessed more of the natural world than almost anyone aliveâand watched more of it disappear. This book is his testimony: a clear-eyed account of planetary decline and a surprisingly hopeful roadmap for what we can still save. đ
Attenborough structures the narrative around key moments in his life, each paired with stark data about global wilderness, carbon levels, and species loss. The young naturalist who filmed in untouched rainforests now confronts what those same places have become. Itâs not preachyâitâs precise, which makes it more devastating. đ
But this isnât a book designed to leave you hopeless. The final sections lay out concrete steps for stabilizing the planet: rewilding, shifting to sustainable energy, changing how we produce food, and reducing population growth through education and healthcare access. Attenborough argues these arenât sacrifices but opportunities to create a world more abundant than the one weâre losing. đą
What makes this essential: itâs both witness statement and action plan from someone whoâs earned the authority to deliver both. Winner of the Goodreads Choice Award for Best Science & Technology, this is the rare environmental book that leaves you informed and energized rather than paralyzed.
Sharon Sala
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Romantic Suspense
DC journalist January DeLena sees a pattern the police have missedâhomeless men are being murdered by someone who calls himself âThe Sinner.â When she brings her evidence to homicide detective Benjamin North, she gets more than a professional ally. The attraction between them is immediate and impossible to ignore. đĽ
As January and Ben work together to stop the killer, their investigation deepens alongside their relationship. But January is hiding somethingâa secret that puts her directly in the crosshairs of a man who believes heâs doing holy work. đľď¸
Sala balances the romance and suspense threads with skill, building tension on both fronts as the story races toward its climax. The killerâs POV chapters are genuinely unsettling, and the chemistry between January and Ben feels earned rather than obligatory. đ
Hereâs what youâre getting: a thriller that doesnât skimp on the romance and a romance that doesnât skimp on the danger. For readers who want real stakes with their love stories, The Chosen delivers on both counts.
Judith McNaught
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Contemporary Romance
Katie Connelly has built a careful lifeâsuccessful career, elegant apartment, relationships that stay safely superficial. Sheâs buried her painful past so deep sheâs almost forgotten whatâs missing. Then she meets Ramon Galverra, and everything she thought she wanted stops making sense. đŤ
Ramon is proud, passionate, and utterly different from the men Katie usually dates. Heâs also secretive about his past and his plans for the future. What begins as an intense weekend connection forces Katie to confront whether sheâs willing to risk real vulnerability for real loveâor whether the safety sheâs constructed is actually a prison. đ
McNaught writes emotional stakes as vividly as physical attraction. Katieâs fear of surrender isnât just romantic reluctance; itâs rooted in genuine trauma that makes her hesitation feel earned. Ramon walks the line between commanding and controlling in ways that will either sweep you up or give you pause, depending on your tolerance for alpha heroes. đš
What makes this a classic: McNaught at her most emotionally intense, with a hero who demands everything and a heroine who has to decide if sheâs brave enough to give it. For fans of Julie Garwood and Lisa Kleypas who like their romance dramatic and unapologetic.
Knight (The Unfinished Heroes Series Book 1)
Kristen Ashley
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Contemporary Romance
Anya Gage has learned not to expect much from life. She works hard, keeps her head down, and doesnât dream about white picket fences. Then she wanders into the wrong bedroom at a party and meets Knight Sebring. đ¤
Knight knows exactly who he is and what he wantsâand heâs never wanted anything like Anya. Sheâs sweet and genuine, everything heâs not. He tries to walk away, to leave her to the normal life she deserves. But when she shows up at his nightclub and finds herself in trouble, Knight stops fighting it. Heâs going to take care of her whether she likes it or not. đ
What follows is Knight systematically dismantling Anyaâs low expectations and teaching her that good things donât just happen to other people. But Knightâs past is dark, and the life he leads isnât the kind that comes with picket fences. Heâs betting that when Anya sees who he really is, sheâll run. đ
Ashley writes alpha heroes who are genuinely commandingânot just bossy but competent, protective, and unapologetically intense. đĽ
Hereâs what youâre getting: the first in the Unfinished Heroes series, and it sets the template for Ashleyâs signature blend of sweetness and heat. If commanding heroes are your thing, Knight delivers in abundance.
Forever Her Duke (Dukes Most Wanted Book 1)
Scarlett Scott
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Victorian Historical Romance
Vivi, Duchess of Bradford, loved her husband from the moment they metâshe was an unabashed hoyden, he was her brotherâs best friend and heir to a dukedom. She vowed to marry him, and she did. What she couldnât have predicted was how badly that fairy tale would curdle. đ
After a year alone in England while Court gallivants abroad, Vivi has thrown herself into the Ladyâs Suffrage Society and sworn to banish her absent husband from her heart. Sheâs hosting a country house party with her closest friends when the last person she expects arrives: Court himself, back from the continent and determined to reclaim his wife. đ°
The problem? Vivi isnât interested in being reclaimed. She wants answers, apologies, and possibly revenge. Court wants her complete surrender. Neither of them is prepared for how much they still want each other. đĽ
Scott writes Victorian settings with sharp attention to period detail and heroines with genuine agencyâViviâs involvement in suffrage isnât window dressing but central to who she is. The steam level runs high (the authorâs warning is accurate), and the emotional reconciliation earns its payoff. đ
What drew me in: a heroine whoâs done waiting around and a hero who has to actually earn his second chance. First in the Dukes Most Wanted series, returning to Scottâs popular Notorious Ladies of London world.
Length: novella
Lissa Lovik
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Domestic Thrillers
The scariest thing about Chris isnât that heâs watching Serena. Itâs that he genuinely believes heâs in love with her. đŹ
After a chance meeting at a grocery store, Chris finds Serenaâs name on a dropped receipt and does what any romantic would doâhe looks her up online, finds her address and workplace, and schedules a house showing with her since sheâs a realtor. Heâs not being creepy. He just wants to learn everything about her so he can make her happy. đ
Lovik writes from Chrisâs perspective, and the effect is deeply unsettling. His logic is meticulous, his justifications perfectly reasonable to himself. Heâs patient, attentive, and absolutely certain that he knows whatâs best for Serenaâbetter than she does, better than her friends do. When people get in the way of their happiness, well, thatâs their fault. đ¸ď¸
The horror here isnât gore or jump scaresâitâs recognition. Chris sounds like a dozen ânice guysâ youâve encountered, just with the volume turned up enough to see the danger clearly. đď¸
What makes this one stick: a debut that gets under your skin by making the monster utterly convinced heâs the hero. Sharp, uncomfortable, and impossible to shake.
John B. Izzo
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Motivational Self-Help
Izzoâs premise is simple but counterintuitive: happiness isnât something you need to chase. Itâs your natural state, and itâs being stolen from you by five mental patterns he calls thievesâcontrol, conceit, coveting, consumption, and comfort. đ§
He developed this framework during a sabbatical year walking the Camino de Santiago and living in the Peruvian Andes, and the book reflects that contemplative journey. Each thief gets its own examination: how it disguises itself, how it breaks into your mind, and practical methods for locking it out. đś
What elevates this above standard self-help is Izzoâs extension of the framework to society as a whole. The same thieves stealing individual happiness are also destroying communities and the planet. Itâs a connection that feels organic rather than forced, and it gives the personal work a larger purpose. đ
What youâre getting: thoughtful, well-structured wisdom thatâs mercifully free of empty affirmations. For readers who want their self-help grounded in something more substantial than positive thinking.
Neil deGrasse Tyson
NEW RELEASE
Astrophysics & Space Science
Tyson resurrects Merlin, the omniscient alien from his earlier Merlinâs Tour of the Universe, to field another round of cosmic questions from curious Earthlings. The formatâQ&A with a visitor from Planet Omnisciaâlets Tysonâs wit and clarity shine while covering everything from lunar explosions to black hole mysteries. đ
Sample questions: If aliens blew up Earthâs moon, what would happen to us? Are black holes stockpiling matter for another Big Bang? Why does the Moon look so much bigger on the horizon? Merlinâs answers are scientifically rigorous but delivered with the playful tone thatâs made Tyson one of scienceâs most effective communicators. â¨
Stephen J. Tysonâs illustrations add charm throughout, and the Q&A format makes this ideal for browsingâyou can dip in anywhere and come away with something fascinating. đ
Hereâs what youâre getting: accessible, entertaining science writing thatâs surprisingly deep when it wants to be. A companion to Merlinâs Tour for longtime fans, and a perfect entry point for readers new to Tysonâs particular brand of cosmic wonder.
100 Rules for Living to 100: An Optimistâs Guide to a Happy Life
Dick Van Dyke
NEW RELEASE
Actor & Entertainer Biographies
Dick Van Dyke is turning 100, and heâs still dancing. This book distills a century of living into stories, reflections, and advice from a man who has somehow maintained his joy and curiosity through fame, addiction, loss, and reinvention. đ
Van Dyke shares memories from his pivotal childhood, his years on film sets (Mary Poppins, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, The Dick Van Dyke Show), his expansive family, and finding love again late in life. But this isnât a conventional memoirâitâs organized around the principles that have kept him engaged with life when so many people his age have retreated from it. đ
His secret isnât complicated: stay curious, keep moving, maintain close relationships, and approach each day with genuine enthusiasm rather than obligation. What makes it compelling is watching these principles play out across the specific moments of his extraordinary life. đŤ
What drew me in: this isnât generic advice from someone who got luckyâitâs hard-won wisdom from a man whoâs faced real darkness and chosen joy anyway. Warm, funny, and genuinely inspiring without being saccharine.
Douglas Century
NEW RELEASE
Women in History
In 1944, Hannah Senesh parachuted into Nazi-occupied Europe as part of a desperate mission: Jewish volunteers from Palestine working with British Intelligence to rescue downed Allied pilots and help Jewish civilians escape deportation to the death camps. She was 23 years old. đď¸
Century reconstructs the full arc of Seneshâs lifeâher comfortable Budapest childhood, her emigration to Palestine at 18, her dreams of becoming a poet and teacher, and her transformation into a paratrooper with the most critical role on her team: wireless operator carrying top-secret British radio codes. âĄď¸
Captured almost immediately after crossing into Hungary, Senesh endured months of torture but never revealed her codes or betrayed her mission. Her final choiceâfacing a firing squad rather than begging for clemencyâcemented her status as the âJewish Joan of Arc.â đ
But this isnât just biography. Century places Seneshâs story within the larger context of the only Allied military mission specifically aimed at rescuing Jews during the Holocaust. The volunteers knew the odds were terrible. They went anyway. đ
What makes this essential: a story of extraordinary courage that deserves to be far better known, finally given the comprehensive treatment it warrants. History that reads like a thrillerâbecause it was.
