The Last Correspondent

By: Soraya M. Lane

Narrated by: Sarah Zimmerman

When journalist Ella Franks is unmasked as a woman writing under a male pseudonym, she loses her job. But having risked everything to write, she refuses to be silenced and leaps at the chance to become a correspondent in war-torn France.

Already entrenched in the thoroughly male arena of war reporting is feisty American photojournalist Danni Bradford. Together with her best friend and partner, Andy, she is determined to cover the events unfolding in Normandy. And to discover the whereabouts of Andy’s flighty sister, Vogue model Chloe, who has followed a lover into the French Resistance.

When trailblazing efforts turn to tragedy, Danni, Ella and Chloe are drawn together, and soon form a formidable team. Each woman is determined to follow her dreams "no matter what", and to make her voice heard over the noise of war.

Europe is a perilous place, with danger at every turn. They’ll need to rely on each other if they are to get their stories back, and themselves out alive. Will the adventure and love they find be worth the journey of their lives?

©2020 Soraya M. Lane (P)2020 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Critic reviews

"This fast-paced narrative is packed with subterfuge, action, and romance." --Historical Novel Society

"What a wonderful read! In turns fascinating, frustrating, and uplifting, Lane’s tender tale of three courageous woman seeking to bring the human stories of World War II to a waiting world against more than just the obvious barriers of war will keep you turning pages to the very end." --Imogen Clark, bestselling author of Where The Story Starts

Well done.

Loved the story. Loved the narration.

New perspective on WWII and I highly recommend it.

Three female correspondence

An entertaining story but totally unrealistic. No way this could’ve happened during World War II.

Sufficiently Entertaining WW2 Plot, But too cheesy

I love all Ms. Lane''s books about WW2. This one, although great info on women war journalist during this period, I found it to be a little too romancey & overly dramatic in this department. Not her best. But enjoyable nevertheless.

great WWII book

This book gave a different perspective of the war. it is a must read for me.

Absolutely amazing

This started out as a book to read when i was between reading others. It quickly became my main read as i listened to it whenever i had the chance. I am heartbroken that i finished it but the ending completely makes up for it.