The Last Night In London

Reviews

‘A captivating story of two friends in war-torn London who share a love of fashion as well as more than a few secrets, secrets whose repercussions are felt decades later by a young woman trying to escape her own past. This book had everything I adore: interwoven storylines, a thrilling mystery, beautiful friendships and a little bit of love.’ ‘White intertwines the stories of two women, separated by generations but connected by grief, who both survive loss and reinvent themselves after tragedy.’ ‘A dual timeline WWII romance spiced with murky identities, intrigue and betrayal … [A] page-turning story.’ ‘With keen insight and a profoundly human cast of characters, Karen White creates a powerful story of love and redemption in Blitz-battered London and the bittersweet echoes of long-ago lives in the present day. Each piece of the puzzle lands with meticulous precision, each twist of espionage and heart-pounding betrayal propels you forward to a devastating denouement. The Last Night in London is storytelling at its finest – the kind of book you sink inside and experience, a true gift to readers.’ ‘What happens when a woman’s secrets become a trap she can’t escape? Romance, intrigue and a decades-old mystery bind three women’s lives with invisible threads. From the devastation of World War II London to the journey of a modern-day journalist struggling to find herself, Karen White delivers a page turner with heart, grit and a perfect twist at the end.’ ‘A captivating intergenerational story spanning decades from the fashion scene of pre-World War II Europe to present day London. Mystery, peril and romance combine in a heady cocktail that will keep readers bubbling with curiosity until the last page and thirsty for more when they’re done. Bravo!’ ‘Karen White immerses the reader in a memorable tale of three women indelibly linked through heartbreak and time. As skillfully crafted as the historical fashion adorning the story, The Last Night in London gracefully interweaves the complexities of love, grief and forgiveness, further propelled by twists of espionage and betrayal. An engaging read from the very first page.’ ‘White’s obvious love for the city of London makes this a cozy and rewarding read.’ ‘White’s novel’s wartime intrigue and contemporary romantic clash of characters will appeal to many.’ Expand reviews