Hiding the worn piece of paper among her father\'s watch deliveries, her eyes fill with tears at the memory of her brave friend walking towards the Nazi soldiers, and the sharp sound of gun fire. truly.
It\'s a page-turner, for sure!\' Goodreads reviewer \'Such an emotive read... incredible.\' Goodreads reviewer \'Completely gripping and heart-wrenching... will have you feeling all of the emotions from happy to sad to fear, with each turn of the page.\' Spooky\'s Maze of Books ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ \'My heart was pounding and I\'d resorted to nail-biting before chapter one was finished! The author immediately put me right in the midst of the action and I became part of the Resistance for the duration of the novel...
Readers absolutely love The Watchmaker\'s Daughter: \'Heart pounding...
Fans of The Alice Network, The Nightingale and We Were the Lucky Ones will be swept away by The Watchmaker\'s Daughter.
But can she really trust the man she loves, and will she find a way to save both him and her country before it\'s too late? An utterly gripping and heart-breaking novel about love and bravery in a time of terrible danger.
With Nazi spies closing in on her, Valérie must act now...
But if she hands over the message now, it will cost Philippe his life.
The information it contains could alter the course of the war.
But when Valérie is entrusted with an urgent letter for the Allies, she finds herself in an impossible position.
But nothing will stop her delivering vital information and getting terrified children to safety before they are sent back to the Nazis.
Philippe fears for her safety, as her work for the Resistance could come with a heavy price.
And when darkness falls, she risks everything to hide Jewish refugee children in his old workshop.
In defiance of her father, Valérie helps the French Resistance by smuggling messages among her father\'s watch deliveries.
Valérie might not be able to join the army like him, but she is determined to play her part in the fight against evil...
With a Nazi invasion looming, she is sick with worry for the future of her country, and for Philippe, her childhood sweetheart with soft brown eyes. 1942, Geneva: As her radio crackles with heart-breaking news from occupied France, Valérie Hallez gazes towards the snow-covered Alps after a long day helping her father, a local watchmaker.
But if she hands it over, the love of her life will die...
Her friend sacrificed herself so that she could deliver this message.
Hiding the worn piece of paper among her father\'s watch deliveries, her eyes fill with tears at the memory of her brave friend walking towards the Nazi soldiers, and the sharp sound of gun fire
