About This Book
The USA TODAY bestseller!
Inspired by the brave women of WWII, this is a moving and powerful novel of friendship, love and resilience for fans of My Name is Eva, The Alice Network and The Tattooist of Auschwitz.
A story of love not a story of a war…
A daring WWII pilot who grew up among the clouds, Juliet Caron's life was one of courage, adventure – and a love torn apart by war. Every nook of her Cornish cottage is alive with memories just waiting to be discovered.
Katherine Henderson has escaped to Cornwall for Christmas, but she soon finds there is more to her holiday cottage than meets the eye. And on the eve of Juliet's 100th birthday, Katherine is enlisted to make an old lady's final Christmas wish come true…
Me Before You meets The English Patient in this stunning romantic historical novel
‘I loved it' Jill Mansell
Readers love The Last Letter from Juliet
‘OK…. I've finished the book. Holy ******…I had to keep taking breaks in the last 15% just so I didn't break down in a flood of tears' Zoe Hartgen
‘Read the first chapter and I. Was. HOOKED!' Skye's Mum
‘If you only read one book this year make it The Last Letter from Juliet' Tracey Shults
‘I just couldn't put it down until finished' Jeanette
‘Captures those stolen moments in dangerous and desperate times…beautiful, nostalgic and emotional' Cheryl M-M
‘Jam packed full of emotion…I don't usually read historical fiction but I'm so glad I read this' Jennie Scanlan
‘I can highly recommend this beautiful tale of love, sacrifice, friendship, courage and so much more' Nessa Stimpson
Reviews
Readers ADORE Dear Rosie Hughes…
‘This book is going to be spoken about everywhere…I really really loved it' Karen Whittard, Reviewer
‘I loved this story of friendship…emotional and memorable' Jessica Bryson, Reviewer
‘Definitely a book I would read over and over again…Highly recommend' 5 stars, Ginger Book Geek Blog
About the author
Melanie Hudson was born in Yorkshire in 1971, the youngest of six children. Her earliest memory is of standing with her brother on the street corner selling her dad's surplus vegetables (imagine The Good Life in Barnsley and you're more or less there).
After running away to join the British armed forces in 1994, Melanie experienced a career that took her around the world on some exciting adventures. In 2010, when she returned to civilian life to look after her young son, on a whim, she moved to Dubai where she found the time to write women's fiction. She now lives in Cornwall with her family.
Her debut, The Wedding Cake Tree, won the Romantic Novelists' Association Contemporary Romance Novel of the Year 2016.
