Transfer Day

Mystery & Suspense, Espionage, Fiction & Literature, Historical, Thrillers
Cover of the book Transfer Day by Sophie Schiller, Sophie Schiller
View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart
Author: Sophie Schiller ISBN: 9781476012926
Publisher: Sophie Schiller Publication: July 10, 2012
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Sophie Schiller
ISBN: 9781476012926
Publisher: Sophie Schiller
Publication: July 10, 2012
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

A forbidden friendship that blossoms into love between an island girl and a German U-boat deserter is at the heart of this colorful historical novel.

In 1916, Abigail Maduro, a Caribbean Sephardic girl, arrives in the Danish West Indies to live with her Aunt Esther, a bad tempered spinster, and her houseful of eccentric servants. Despite the island's veneer of tranquility, St. Thomas is a hotbed of German spies who use their Hamburg-America steamers to aid the Kaiser's war effort.

When a mysterious stranger suddenly appears in town, Abigail is drawn into the conflict. In the scholarly Erich Seibold, she finds the friendship and love she has been craving, even after she learns that Erich is really a deserter from a German U-boat. But their idyllic interlude comes to a crashing halt when the island's German consul also discovers Erich's identity, and blackmails him into committing sabotage. After a melee involving the Danish governor, Erich is thrown into prison, forcing Abigail to risk everything to save him. Action and adventure abound in this colorful historical novel that brings to life a fading West Indian sugar colony in the last days of Danish rule

View on Amazon View on AbeBooks View on Kobo View on B.Depository View on eBay View on Walmart

A forbidden friendship that blossoms into love between an island girl and a German U-boat deserter is at the heart of this colorful historical novel.

In 1916, Abigail Maduro, a Caribbean Sephardic girl, arrives in the Danish West Indies to live with her Aunt Esther, a bad tempered spinster, and her houseful of eccentric servants. Despite the island's veneer of tranquility, St. Thomas is a hotbed of German spies who use their Hamburg-America steamers to aid the Kaiser's war effort.

When a mysterious stranger suddenly appears in town, Abigail is drawn into the conflict. In the scholarly Erich Seibold, she finds the friendship and love she has been craving, even after she learns that Erich is really a deserter from a German U-boat. But their idyllic interlude comes to a crashing halt when the island's German consul also discovers Erich's identity, and blackmails him into committing sabotage. After a melee involving the Danish governor, Erich is thrown into prison, forcing Abigail to risk everything to save him. Action and adventure abound in this colorful historical novel that brings to life a fading West Indian sugar colony in the last days of Danish rule

More books from Thrillers

Cover of the book Tick Tock by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book No eres lo que dicen de ti by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Refugio de Amor by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Metzger's Dog by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Snel geld ; Bloedlink ; Val dood by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Der Legionär, Folge 1/2 by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Stern Talbot, P.I.—The Early Years: The Case of the Sliced-Up Secretary by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Tremiti di paura by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book The Dead Among Us by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book A Bodyguard to Remember (Book 1 Men in Uniform Series) by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Der vergessene Tod by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Cécile est morte by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Animal 3 by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book High Priest of California by Sophie Schiller
Cover of the book Reckless Disregard by Sophie Schiller
We use our own "cookies" and third party cookies to improve services and to see statistical information. By using this website, you agree to our Privacy Policy