The Summons - La Plante, Kathy Joy
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Espionage, forbidden love, and found family: a story of queer resistance and healing, told with intimacy and urgency. At her breaking point, Noel "El" De la Mare has nothing left-no job, no home, and no hope. But a letter from a great-aunt she's never met offers her a lifeline: a plane ticket to France, a place to stay, and a chance to rewrite her story. In the quiet beauty of Laleu, Noel meets Catherine and Colette-two women whose love and wartime heroism defied the odds. As Noel helps them edit their memoirs, she uncovers a hidden legacy of queer resistance, family betrayal, and…mehr

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Espionage, forbidden love, and found family: a story of queer resistance and healing, told with intimacy and urgency. At her breaking point, Noel "El" De la Mare has nothing left-no job, no home, and no hope. But a letter from a great-aunt she's never met offers her a lifeline: a plane ticket to France, a place to stay, and a chance to rewrite her story. In the quiet beauty of Laleu, Noel meets Catherine and Colette-two women whose love and wartime heroism defied the odds. As Noel helps them edit their memoirs, she uncovers a hidden legacy of queer resistance, family betrayal, and extraordinary courage. Their story becomes her mirror, guiding her toward healing, justice, and love. Spanning generations and continents, The Summons: A Call to Love is a powerful novel of found family, redemption, and the enduring strength of women in war. For anyone who's ever felt lost, this is a story of truth, belonging, and the courage to answer the call of your own heart.
Autorenporträt
Kathy La Plante is an indie author and publisher who holds two master's degrees: one in Education Counseling, and the other in Archaeology. Her work blends historical insight with emotional truth, giving voice to women whose stories have long been unsung. A lifelong learner and advocate, Kathy draws from lived experience to craft narratives that illuminate the human condition and honor the resilience of forgotten lives.