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by Julia Gregson (Author)
From the award-winning author of the "beautifully written, compelling saga" (Delia Ephron, New York Timesbestselling author) East of the Sun, a powerful historical romance set against the unstable and exotic cities of Cairo and Istanbul during the height of World War II.At twenty-three, Saba Tarcan knows her only hope of escaping the clamor of Cardiff Bay, Wales, lies in her voice. While traveling Britain, singing for wounded soldiers, Saba meets handsome fighter pilot Dom Benson, recovering from burns after a crash and together, they travel to London. Just as their relationship begins to take root, Saba is sent to sing in Africa, and Dom is assigned a new mission in the Middle East. As Saba explores Cairo's bazaars, Dom returns to the cockpit once again, both thrilled and terrified to be flying above the desert floor. Despite great danger, the two resolve to reunite. When Saba learns that her position makes her uniquely qualified for a secret mission of international importance, she agrees to help the British Secret Service, concealing her role from Dom. Her decision will jeopardize not only her safety but also the love of her life. Based on true accounts of female entertainers used as spies during World War II, Jasmine Nights is a "steamy, sweeping" (Publishers Weekly) story of danger, secrets, and love, filled with the colors and sounds of the Middle East's most beautiful cities.
Author Biography
Julia Gregson has worked as a journalist and foreign correspondent in the UK, Australia, and the US. She is the award-winning author of several books, including Jasmine Nights, East of the Sun, and Monsoon Summer. Her short stories have been published in collections and magazines and read on the radio. She lives in Monmouthshire, Wales. Find out more at JuliaGregson.net.
