The Alice Network

by Kate Quinn

Sarah's take

I adore *The Alice Network* for its powerful exploration of the unbreakable bond between women who navigate trauma and betrayal, showcasing their strength in the face of adversity. It’s perfect for readers who appreciate richly developed characters and the emotional complexity of friendship, as Charlie and Eve’s journey reveals the resilience required to confront the past and find belonging in a world still grappling with the scars of war.

About the book

In 1947, pregnant American student Charlie St. Clair searches for her missing cousin and reluctantly partners with Eve Gardiner, a bitter former WWI spy from the real-life Alice Network who carries devastating secrets from her betrayal years earlier. Their dangerous journey through war-torn Europe becomes a reckoning with the past, revealing how ordinary women found extraordinary courage in the face of impossible choices and unimaginable loss.

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