Jenny Harrison

Authors, Historical Fiction, Non-fiction

Jenny Harrison lives in Te Aroha with her cat, Anzac. She rescues small creatures like crickets and praying mantises. She loves the colour turquoise and classical music.

www.jennyharrison-author.com

Dead Before Curfew

Young Matthew Flint is intoxicated by the romance of war – until his first encounter with the German invading forces. From that moment on, he is a man with a mission – revenge. In the bombed-out ruins of Poland, he meets the enigmatic Olivia. At a time when emotions are dangerous, will Olivia’s compassion show him there is more to war than retribution?

A taut, gripping drama of the damage war can do to one man’s heart and the power of love to heal.

First in the Midnight Heroes series.

ISBN 9798835303960
RRP $30
384 pages • Size: 139mm x215mm

Death of a Countess

London, 1957. Eight friends meet for a party. They are all displaced persons trying to put their lives together after being victims of Hitler’s concentration camps. Before the night is out, one will be dead. Detective Andrew Perry has his work cut out trying to see through the lies, the secrets and the mortal anguish of the survivors.

Second in the Midnight Heroes series.

ISBN 9780473683115
RRP $30
282 pages • 139mm x 215mm

Death and the Dancing Girl

Tom Blake, a British SOE agent, sits alone on a bleak and snowy Christmas Eve, the first since the war in Europe ended. He’s convinced his beloved wife has perished in one of the Nazi concentration camps. Hope flares briefly when a visitor brings unexpected news. There is a possibility Madeleine is still alive. And then even more devastating news. the last time anyone saw her, she was pregnant. To uncover the truth, Tom must face his demons and return to a shattered France to search for his wife and the child.

Third in the Midnight Heroes series.

ISBN 978-0-473-72623-2
RRP $32
282 pages • 140mm x 220mm

The Survivors of War Series

Non-fiction – compelling true stories of men and women caught up in the turmoil of war.