Additional information
| Weight | 400 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 230 × 150 × 14 mm |
| Format | |
| Imprint | Boolarong Press |
| ISBN | 9781923321021 |
| Page extent | 278 |
| Publication Year | 2025 |
| Subject | Fiction |
The Letters
$32.99
Vicki Bennett
The Letters, a captivating tale of love, war, and generational healing that begs the question: If you could go back in time, what would you change?
When rebellious Ruby is bequeathed her late grandfather’s personal letters, she is pulled from peacetime 1973 Australia, to 1917 World War 1 France. Without identification or any way home, she sets out to right a wrong that has broken her family for generations.
She meets her young grandfather, an Australian soldier, who has a secret family – a French wife and daughter. Ruby is the only person who knows the true danger they are in, and sets out to rewrite her family’s past.
A local resistance fighter Henri, with secrets of his own, is the only person who can help her. And as they navigate a dangerous terrain, Ruby is torn between the love of this mysterious hero, and the life she left behind.
Fiona –
The Letters is a very intriguing and gripping story. Written in such an interesting way.
I loved it.
The ending was not what I expected, as it is just the beginning of another adventure that is yet to be written. 🌻🍒⚘️
Julie Didlick (Australia) –
When you read a book by Vicki Bennett you know you are going to learn something you did not know before.
And so it is with ‘The Letters’. As Ruby finds out more about her grandfather she is compelled to right a wrong.
Ruby is flung out into the first World War where she sees her grandfather as a young soldier.
Her meeting with Henri has many avenues to retrace together. You can smell the world of war as you read this book.
The ending of this story is just how it should be. Vicki Bennett is one of those authors where not a word is wasted.
And she brings to the fore history we did not know before but should have.