Josephine by Eilidh Mcginness

Josephine by Eilidh Mcginness

Born into poverty in a racially segregated Amercia, Josephine Baker flees to France where she embraces the hedonistic lifestyle on offer in Paris of the Roaring Twenties.

With Hitler's rise to power in Germany, Josephine is forced to face her true self. Determined to protect the Liberty Equality and Fraternity she has found in France, she becomes an 'honorable correspondent' for the French Intelligence Service. So, beginning a journey which will take her from the Red Cross Shelters in Paris, to a secluded chateau in Vichy France, to the cruel deserts of North Africa.

Whilst she will find love, passion and enduring friendship, she must also face dangers which will threaten not only her life but all she holds dear.

Can she find the courage to fight for what she believe in. no matter what the cost? .

McGinness, Eilidh: - Eilidh Mcginness was born and brought up in the Highlands of Scotland. She studied law at Aberdeen University and practiced as a lawyer for twelve years, latterly specializing in criminal defense. She moved to South West France with her then husband and four children (now flown the nest) in 2006. She established an independent estate agency firm which she operated for 12 years before concentrating on her dream of becoming an author. Eilidh has always been passionate about history and the stories of ordinary people who do extraordinary things.

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ISBN 13	9781916245303
ISBN 10	1916245307
Title	Josephine
Author	Eilidh Mcginness
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Eilidh McGinness
Year published	2019-12-01
Number of pages	304
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