The White Lady: A Novel By Jacqueline Winspear

Instant New York Times and National Bestseller, "The White Lady" by Jacqueline Winspear, introduces Elinor White, a compelling heroine navigating post-WWII Britain in 1947. Winspear's triumph weaves a heart-stopping tale of Elinor, a former wartime operative seeking anonymity, drawn back into a menacing world she longs to escape.

In a quiet Kent village, Elinor, known as "Miss White," conceals a wartime past, haunted by demons. When she confronts a dangerous London crime gang, corruption unravels from Scotland Yard to high government echelons. Elinor's icy demeanor thaws only for Susie, the farmworker's child with a connection to her own desperate past.

As the Mackie crime family demands Jim's return for a crucial job, Elinor safeguards her neighbors, particularly the innocent Susie. Uncovering the truth behind Jim's pursuit, Elinor unwittingly embarks on a treacherous journey, leading to her freedom.

Winspear's storytelling prowess blends fast-paced thrills with nuanced characters, creating a thriller that resonates with humanity. Louise Penny praises the novel's triumph, hailing Elinor White as a complex, endearing, and achingly flawed hero.

"The White Lady" captivates readers with its boldness, thoughtfulness, and a thrillingly human narrative—a testament to Winspear's mastery in crafting compelling tales. 📚❤️