The Lost Girls of Paris grabbed me from the very beginning. Grace Healey is drawn to an abandoned suitcase in Grand Central station and somewhat out of character for her, she opens the suitcase to find, among other items, 12 photographs of young women. She takes the photos and finds herself on a quest to determine who these women are and what has become of them. Her search leads to her discovery that the suitcase belonged to Eleanor Tripp, who was a leader of young women sent into the war as secret agents. Grace begins following the threads of this story to weave together the full picture of the women and their fates.
The story of Eleanor and the other young female agents is so engaging and truly had me turning pages at a quick pace. I loved this group of strong, intelligent, courageous female characters. The writing transports you right into the middle of Occupied Europe and the intensity of the situation. I highly recommend this book which was a five star read for me. I loved how Grace unraveled the story and brought it full circle.
I received this book courtesy of Park Row though NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
The story of Eleanor and the other young female agents is so engaging and truly had me turning pages at a quick pace. I loved this group of strong, intelligent, courageous female characters. The writing transports you right into the middle of Occupied Europe and the intensity of the situation. I highly recommend this book which was a five star read for me. I loved how Grace unraveled the story and brought it full circle.
I received this book courtesy of Park Row though NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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