La Red de Alice

Kate Quinn

  • First published 2017
  • 576 pages
  • Spanish
London, 1947, nineteen-year-old American Charlie St. Clair is supposed to disappear quietly to fix her shameful problem. Instead she runs. Pregnant, unmarried and terrified of losing the family that wants her gone, she is hunting for something more urgent than herself: Rose, the beloved cousin who vanished in Nazi-occupied France and may still be alive. Her only lead is Eve Gardiner, a drunk, foul-mouthed recluse in a crumbling house who once spied behind German lines in 1915 for the real Alice Network under the dazzling Lili. Eve is corroded by an old betrayal and wants no one. Charlie refuses to leave. Together they must chase a truth across ruined Europe that one woman buried and the other cannot stop digging up.
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This edition
Debolsillo, 2021
ISBN
9788466354639
Language
Spanish
Original edition Originally published in 2017 · English · William Morrow Paperbacks

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