Angels of War: Don’t miss this moving World War II historical fiction novel from USA Today bestseller Lana Kortchik, brand-new in 2025

Don't miss this brand-new WWII historical novel, perfect for fans of Anna Stuart and Daisy Wood. The Philippines, 1941. Rose Williams arrives in Manila on her first assignment as a US Army nurse, enthralled by the new environment and its promise of adventure. Although worlds away from the land she grew up in, Rose feels connected to her father, who worked in the Philippines before he died. War seems like a distant possibility as Rose takes midnight dips in a warm sea with the other nurses, explores secret corners of the island, and falls in love with a locally stationed US Army officer. But when Japan bombs Manila, the nurses’ lives change. Torn away from the man she loves, Rose faces constant threat, not only to her life, but from those around her she thought she could trust… Will Rose and those close to her survive in the turmoil of war? Readers love Lana Kortchik: ‘Absolutely wonderful! I recommend all Lana’s books, but I believe this one is my favourite and her best yet! TEN STARS!’ ????? ‘This book packs a powerful punch… [it] makes your heart soar with every flight, pound in every battle, and break with every loss.’ ????? ‘A story I won’t be forgetting any time soon… I highly recommend this book.’????? ‘Beautiful novel. Loved the way it is written. The characters and the era are well portrayed, wrapped in the history of WWII.’????? ‘Lana Kortchik has a great writing style and the historical elements were everything that I was hoping for.’ ????? In Angels of War, Lana Kortchik takes us on a journey through the 20th century, where military conflict and romance intertwine. This latest novel is a testament to her ability to craft compelling stories that resonate with readers long after the last page is turned. For fans of Ellie Midwood (The Girl Who Escaped from Auschwitz), Shari J Ryan (The Stolen Twins), Kelly Rimmer (The German Wife), Carly Schabowski (The Girl with the Red Ribbon), and Catherine Hokin (What Only We Know). HarperCollins 2025 HarperCollins 2025