The Lost Girls of Paris

This incredible tale of bravery and camaraderie, set in the context of three women and a group of female spies during World War II, comes from the author of the phenomenal book The Orphan's Tale.

Manhattan, 1946

After losing her spouse to the war, Grace Healey is starting again. One morning, on her way to work through Grand Central Terminal, she discovers an abandoned luggage nestled under a bench. Grace opens the bag out of sheer curiosity and finds twelve pictures, each featuring a different lady. Grace snaps the pictures on the spur of the moment and rushes out of the station.

Grace quickly finds out that Eleanor Trigg, the head of a group of female secret operatives stationed outside of London during the war, is the owner of the luggage. A dozen of these women were sent to Occupied Europe to assist the resistance as radio operators and couriers, but they never came back, and it is unknown what became of them. As Grace sets out to discover the real story behind the ladies in the pictures, she is captivated to Marie, a young mother turned spy whose courageous assignment abroad uncovers an incredible tale of friendship, bravery, and treachery.

New York Times bestselling author Pam Jenoff tells a captivating story of bravery, sisterhood, and the tremendous power of women to live in the most trying conditions. Her vividly depicted and true-to-life story highlights the extraordinary heroism of the courageous women of the battle.