Remarkable Women of the Second World War (pub. by the History Press) is my most recently published book (watch this space for my next book, a collection of WWII stories written for children, preparing for publication in August).   Remarkable Women contains twelve stories about the Second World War, given to me by women from around the world.  These are poignant, touching, vital recollections of the war from women who nursed, navigated, plotted … most importantly survived, through grace and courage.   Anyone with an insatiable appetite for knowledge about World War Two must read this book. It does not have to be read in one go; it is, essentially, a collection of short stories that stand alone – but have three things in common: (i) they are all testimonial memories of the Second World War, (ii) they are all memories from women (either first-hand accounts or given to me by family members), (iii) they all tell the truth.