The Last Correspondent

Written by Soraya M. Lane

Narrated by Sarah Zimmerman

When journalist Ella Franks is unmasked as a woman writing under a male pseudonym, she loses her job. But having risked everything to write, she refuses to be silenced and leaps at the chance to become a correspondent in war-torn France.

Already entrenched in the thoroughly male arena of war reporting is feisty American photojournalist Danni Bradford. Together with her best friend and partner, Andy, she is determined to cover the events unfolding in Normandy. And to discover the whereabouts of Andy’s flighty sister, Vogue model Chloe, who has followed a lover into the French Resistance.

When trailblazing efforts turn to tragedy, Danni, Ella and Chloe are drawn together, and soon form a formidable team. Each woman is determined to follow her dreams “no matter what,” and to make her voice heard over the noise of war.

Europe is a perilous place, with danger at every turn. They’ll need to rely on each other if they are to get their stories back, and themselves out alive. Will the adventure and love they find be worth the journey of their lives?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Release date: Nov 1, 2020
• ISBN: 9781713542711

Soraya M. Lane

Soraya M. Lane graduated with a law degree before realizing that law wasn’t the career for her and that her future was in writing. She is the author of historical and contemporary women’s fiction, and her novel Wives of War was an Amazon Charts bestseller. Soraya lives on a small farm in her native New Zealand with her husband, their two young sons, and a collection of four-legged friends. When she’s not writing, she loves to be outside playing make-believe with her children or snuggled up inside reading. For more information about Soraya and her books, visit www.sorayalane.com or www.facebook.com/SorayaLaneAuthor, or follow her on Twitter: @Soraya_Lane.

Reviews for The Last Correspondent

[helenlnel · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Loved the book and found it so interesting to see how fact and faction were interwoven. Googled Martha Gellhorn and Lee Miller.

[Val Menzies · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This book provides a glimpse into what war is really like , not a romantic adventure but a horrible disaster for both sides. The horror is balanced by the stories of love and bonding formed in the midst of such pain. I thoroughly enjoyed the tale weaved by the gifted author.

[renee ransom · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This book was interesting all the way through! I have to admit the last 1/4 of the book kept me on the edge of my seat and definitely shed some tears. It’s a great book.

[BRENDA COVEY · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

Entertaining story. Interesting plot. Got a little tired of constant reminders of how discriminated against women are. It was a different time. Need to move on from that. Things have changed.