I Can't Begin to Tell You

I Can't Begin to Tell You

by Elizabeth Buchan (Author)

Synopsis

Elizabeth Buchan brings us a beautifully told story of courage, love and lies in wartime Europe in her heart-breaking novel I Can't Begin to Tell You. Denmark, 1940. War has come and everyone must choose a side. For British-born Kay Eberstern, living on her husband Bror's country estate, the Nazi invasion and occupation of her adopted country is a time of terrible uncertainty and inner conflict. With Bror desperate to preserve the legacy of his family home, even if it means co-existing with the enemy, Kay knows she cannot do the same. Lured by British Intelligence into a covert world of resistance and sabotage, her betrayal of Bror is complete as she puts her family in danger. Tasked with protecting an enigmatic SOE agent, a man who cannot even tell her his name, Kay learns the art of subterfuge. From this moment on, she must risk everything for the sake of this stranger - a stranger who becomes entangled in her world in ways she never expected. Caught on opposing sides of a war that has ripped apart a continent, will Kay and Bror ever find their way back to one another? I Can't Begin to Tell You is a stunning story of bravery, broken loyalties, lies and how the power of love can bring redemption even to the darkest of places. 'Impressive . . . Buchan brings the period vividly to life' Sunday Times 'Such a good novel, full of incident and history' Daily Express 'A gripping story of courage and conscience. Highly recommended' Sunday Mirror 'Gripping, fascinating' Daily Mail

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Format: Hardcover
Pages: 512
Publisher: Michael Joseph
Published: 28 Aug 2014

ISBN 10: 0718178912
ISBN 13: 9780718178918

Media Reviews
Gripping, fascinating . . . Kay is prepared to sacrifice marriage, home, children and her life for the cause * Daily Mail *
Impressive . . . nerve-janglingly engrossing . . . Buchan brings the period vividly to life * Sunday Times *
This is such a good novel, full of incident and history and the minutiae of life as a spy * Daily Express *
She who dares wins in Buchan's gripping doorstopper about the Nazi occupation in Denmark * Daily Mail *
A gripping story of courage and conscience. Highly recommended * Sunday Mirror *
Gripping, beautifully written and peopled with characters you believe in * Choice Magazine *
A gripping story about a family divided by war time loyalties * The Irish News *
Author Bio
Elizabeth Buchan's previous novels include Light of the Moon, the prizewinning Consider the Lily, the New York Times bestseller Revenge of the Middle-Aged Woman, and her most recent book, Daughters. As well as her novels Elizabeth's short stories have been broadcast on BBC Radio 4 and published in a range of magazines. Elizabeth reviews for the Sunday Times and the Daily Mail and is a patron of the Guildford Book Festival and the National Academy of Writing. She has chaired the Betty Trask and Desmond Elliot Prizes and has also been a judge for the Whitbread First Novel Award and the Costa Novel Category Award. She sits on the authors' committee of the Reading Agency.