"Goodnight from London is another masterpiece by Jennifer Robson." -- Joy Callaway, author of The Fifth Avenue Artists Society

"Goodnight from London captures both the despair and the triumphant spirit of war-torn London through the eyes of Ruby Sutton, an American journalist, with precision and wit. Robson's novel is an ode to the heroes of WWII, a touching love story, and a marvel." -- Fiona Davis, author of THE DOLLHOUSE

"Jennifer Robson's Goodnight from London is a beautifully written "you are there!" novel. I was pulled right into the characters' struggles, victories and catastrophes in World War II England and France. Every time we say 'good book!' I'll be thinking of this inspiring story." -- Karen Harper, New York Times bestselling author of The Royal Nanny

"Enriched with authentic period detail, Goodnight from London is a fascinating, compelling tale of a determined young journalist in World War II London who not only observes but experiences firsthand the harrowing effects of the Blitz-and discovers love when she least expects it." -- Jennifer Chiaverini, New York Times bestselling author of Fates and Traitors and Mrs. Lincoln's Dressmaker

"Historical fiction fans are in for a real treat with Goodnight from London. Jennifer Robson has created a remarkable heroine in Ruby Sutton, a young American journalist who arrives in London and finds her voice as well as a family and love during the heartbreak and devastation of the Blitz. This is a vivid, atmospheric portrait of the survival of love amidst the survival of war. This is my favorite of Robson's books and I've loved them all!" -- Renee Rosen, author of Windy City Blues

"... Robson manages the familiar elements skillfully, relying on a sharply detailed evocation of the Blitz through the fresh eyes of a young American and on characters who defy their types with just the right splash of indiv