STRANGERS IN TIME by David Baldacci
Reviewed by Tracey Devlyn
Set in 1944 London, STRANGERS IN TIME, the latest from New York Times bestselling author David Baldacci, follows three unlikely allies—Molly, Charlie, and Ignacius—as they struggle to survive Germany’s pounding force on their city.
Fifteen-year-old Molly Wakefield returns to her affluent West London home after years in the countryside, one of millions of children evacuated during the Blitz. But the tearful reunion she imagined never materializes. Instead, she’s greeted by her former nanny—a dear woman, but one who’s keeping secrets from her.
In gritty East London, fourteen-year-old Charlie Matters is raised by his loving gran after losing both parents at a young age. Toughened by hardship, he abandons school to earn what he can and steal what he must.
Bookshop owner Ignacius Oliver is still reeling from the shocking revelations his late wife confessed before her tragic death. When Molly and Charlie stumble into his life, he’s unprepared for the fierce connection he feels—or the instinct to protect them at any cost.
As the war grinds to a close, bonds deepen, long-buried truths rise to the surface, and the trio discovers there’s far more to fear than exploding bombs.
Baldacci delivers a riveting, character-rich tale layered with heartache, hope, and humanity. Atmospheric and emotionally charged, STRANGERS IN TIME is a triumphant historical novel and a worthy follow-up to Calamity of Souls.
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