The Assignment
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A fashion reporter for the Boston Herald, Bonnie Sheridan, gets the assignment of a lifetime to go to Britain and cover the fashion icon, Wallis Simpson, lover of the future King of England. Little did she know what the implications for her life would be. As she becomes a free-lance journalist, Bessie finds love, scandal and danger as she is propelled across the world in perilous times. From Boston to London, to Hawaii and beyond, Bonnie's life is nothing she could have ever imagined
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Ave Amazon rating: 4.0
★★★★★ Every so often, a book sweeps you off your feet and transports you to a time and place that is both captivating and exhilarating. "The Assignment" did just that for me. From the bustling streets of Boston to the historic allure of Britain, I was taken on a whirlwind adventure through the eyes of Bonnie Sheridan, a character so relatable and raw, it felt as if she was a dear friend sharing her most intimate stories with me.
★★★★★ There's a certain magic in the way the author has woven history, romance, and drama, particularly against the backdrop of WWII. This era has always held a significant spot in literature, but the tale of Bonnie, an ordinary fashion reporter handed the task of covering the enigmatic Wallis Simpson, is an approach that feels both fresh and genuine. It's not just a history lesson; it's a deep dive into the human emotions, aspirations, and challenges that emerge during tumultuous times.
★★★★★What I especially admired was the tapestry of locations that played a pivotal role in the narrative. From London to the distant shores of Hawaii, every setting was richly detailed, making it easy to visualize and almost feel the ambiance. The adventures that Bonnie embarks on are not just physical journeys, but also a profound exploration of her inner self, making it a story that resonates on multiple levels.
