Jane Thynne Books

"Perfect for fans of Jacqueline Winspear, Charles Todd, Robert Harris, and Susan Elia MacNeal, here is the next thrilling historical novel featuring Clara Vine, the British actress and special agen...

Woman in the Shadows

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The winter garden

By Jane Thynne

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Clara Vine is an actress at the famous Ufa studios by day and an undercover British Intelligence agent by night. When a young girl is found brutally murdered in the gardens of Berlin's notorious br...

Black roses

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Solitaire

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June 1940: the first summer of the war. Berlin is being bombed and nightly blackouts suffocate the city. Then France falls and a shadow descends. A shadow has fallen over Clara Vine's own life, too...

Solitaire

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Black Roses

By Jane Thynne

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Berlin, 1933. Warning bells ring across Europe as Hitler comes to power Clara Vine is young and ambitious, and determined to succeed as an actress. A chance meeting at a party in London leads her t...

The winter garden

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Terrifying secrets, torn loyalties, and dangerous liaisons in pre-war Nazi Germany Clara Vine, fresh from her Adventures in Black Roses, is now deeply entrenched in the secret services in pre-war B...

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