A story of heartbreak—and forbidden
love…
About The Book: To hide the shame of an unexpected pregnancy, English
artist Norah Cooper travels to the coast of Bretagne. She plans to deliver her
baby, give it up to a loving family, then return home. Unfortunately, Hitler
and his army have other ideas. Stranded in France, with no way to return home, Norah
must find a place—and a reason—to belong. Little does she know that salvation will
be found in a most dangerous situation, with the least safest person.
Our Review: Aptly titled, Outcast Artist in Bretagne offers
an in-depth description of a lonely woman, artist Norah Cooper, who trapped in
a foreign country with limited language skills, and viewed by the locals with distrust
and fear. It is also a novel of profound love mixed with danger and intrigue as
two people on opposite sides of a senseless war come together and find lasting
love. One of the strongest points to this compelling love story is the ability
of author Lewis to portray the consistent daily hazards these two people face
because of who their hearts chose.
On a scale of 1-5, Outcast
Artist in Bretagne deserves a 6.
Kat Henry Doran,
Wild Women Reviews
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