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Publisher, Date: New York : Amy Einhorn Books/G.P. Putnam's Sons, c2010.
Description: 326 p. ; 24 cm.
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ISBN: 9780399156199 (alk. paper)
System Availability: 1
Current Holds: 0
Summary: Weaving together the stories of three very different women loosely tied to each other, debut novelist Blake takes readers back and forth between small town America and war-torn Europe in 1940. Single, 40-year-old postmistress Iris James and young newlywed Emma Trask are both new arrivals to Franklin, Mass., on Cape Cod. While Iris and Emma go about their daily lives, they follow American reporter Frankie Bard on the radio as she delivers powerful and personal accounts from the London Blitz and elsewhere in Europe. While Trask waits for the return of her husband -- a volunteer doctor stationed in England -- James comes across a letter with valuable information that she chooses to hide.
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