Love, War and Infidelity — Carole McEntee-Taylor

1941/1942 In occupied France the new year heralds the beginning of massive changes to Marie and Louis' lives. For Louis it brings love and for Marie a choice she would never have expected to make. For Jeanne and Michel in Vichy France the new year means they can finally marry but just who is paying the watcher and what does he really want? Jean-Paul also has choices to make, but with the Germans moving ever closer, will they be wise ones? Marcel's war continues in North Africa. He has had marriage forced on him, but to his surprise his nightmare turns to unexpected delight. Back in England the excitement of the GIs arriving soon vanishes as the drudgery of war continues and rationing grows ever tighter. After discovering why her husband hasn't written Jane makes a decision, but will she regret it? Brenda is struggling with her own demons as she is torn between her loyalty and her love, which will she choose? In Poland Ted faces yet another grim year in captivity. From the salt mines to the Baltic life is one round of work camps, some better than others. He looks forward to receiving post from home but there is always the worry that the news might be bad. As the war drags on even the most loyal people are forced to make compromises and choices they might never have expected. But choices have consequences and not all are good ones. Love, War and Infidelity brings both parts of the Cat & The Nightingale Saga back together.