Military

Nell Gallows is the sole survivor of an elite dark forces squad, Riøt, after a detrimental attack two years ago. Unsurprisingly, she's being put up as the top candidate for the special ops team Malum, the squad that goes where no one else will or can. There's only one problem: Malum blames their one casualty from the Patagonia mission on the Riøt squad.

Grace Foreman never expected to find herself widowed before she turned sixty – but when she packs her bags for a summer on a gorgeous Greek island, the last thing on her mind is a holiday romance. Grace would rather take a chance on a tan … or maybe a new summer wardrobe... But then Grace meets ex Special Forces soldier Will Lancing – and although Grace isn’t looking for love, she soon finds out she’s still got it when it comes to playing the dating game…

Nineteen-year-old Hedy can't bear her country's neutrality in the face of the ultimate evil. This is not the Switzerland she loves, and she realises she cannot stand by without acting any longer. She joins a group smuggling Jewish children through the forest from France to refugee camps in Geneva. It's dangerous work—there are German patrols everywhere—but finally Hedy feels she is doing something worthwhile.

My name is Grace Degas Black. Years ago, I made a splash during a charity fashion show where an agent discovered me. My work led to the glitzy world of haute couture, perfume ads, and more. I was living my best life, traveling the world, and the only thing that would have made it better was if my twin had come along for the ride. My other half. My best friend. Then one day, she disappeared.

ROMANSE, ŚLUBY, ROZSTANIA W CIENIU WARSZAWSKICH BARYKAD. Wojenne historie miłosne często bywały naznaczone bohaterstwem, ale nierzadko także rozpaczą i brakiem nadziei. Pomimo toczących się zaciętych walk i spadających zewsząd pocisków powstańcza miłość rozkwitała nagle, a walczący oddawali się jej w pełni. Niekiedy było to uczucie chwilowe, ulotne, ale część związków przetrwała długie lata. W najnowszej książce Iwony Kienzler znajdziemy opowieść o "kurierze z Warszawy" Janie Nowaku-Jeziorańskim, który w burzliwym czasie powstania poślubił Jadwigę Wolską, by przeżyć z nią przeszło pół wieku.