Praise

Midnight's Secret
I somehow have ended up reading them in the wrong order but nevertheless this is a very well researched book. The level of detail of the British war effort in WWII is phenomenal and adds to the enjoyment and veracity of the story as Jesse tries to find the mole in the British SIS - she is tasked by Churchill himself. The twists and turns of the hunt for the mole then the twisting of plot as Jesse is forced to run as she is being accused of treason…………. the past story of her family life and why she is staunch British patriot and yet can pass a French young lady are fascinating too.

Midnight's Child
The first book in the series, Walking Away From Midnight was impossible to put down, and set the scene for this book. In France 1940, with the Germans advancing, Jessie Fordham led her siblings and various adults to the beach at Dunkirk. After a massive shock, that changed her whole previous world, her courageous, valiant feat is recognised by Winston Churchill and she finds herself training for the newly formed SOE - Special Operations Executive. Her extremely dangerous activities in France are not "same old, same old" - I couldn't stop turning the pages until I'd finished. The 3rd instalment is out now - and I'm ready for it!

The Ragged Edge of Time
If you enjoy alternate realities, pulse-pounding action, and unpredictable plots, then this read is for you! I’ve read many books about fractured timelines, time travel, and alternate realities, but this is the first one I’ve come across that combines them all, and does it well! This is a story that is hard to put down, and I couldn't turn the pages fast enough!

Walking Away from Midnight
Can’t put it down!
Walking Away From Midnight is a delight! It kept me engrossed from cover to cover and I couldn’t put it down. The characters were well developed and engaging. Jessie’s growth was captivating and left me wanting to know the rest of journey beyond the novel.

Midnight's Child
Jessie returns to Occupied France with an important mission!
“Midnight”, a.k.a Jessie Fordham, undergoes extensive training before being re-inserted into France. Her mission, which she accepted: free her uncle and his daughter. Thus ensues an engaging story that employs some old people from book one, and new people as well. We learn more about Jessie’s family’s history, revealing multiple unexpected political associations.
The author prepares the stage well for new readers who missed book 1, so they are not ‘left in the lurch’ as to key events in book 1. However, the focus is on the plot and story in book 2. Along the way, little threads are dropped that will prove to be links to future episodes in Jessie’s adventures. I look forward to seeing how this story develops.

The Ragged Edge of Time
To me this book is like Doctor Who meets Battlestar Gallactica. It’s a very cool concept that was either going to be epic or be a bust and I’m happy to say this is epic! Loved the alternate versions of history very cool and super realistic in a sci-fi way world building. Lots of edge of your seat action. You really won’t want to put this one down!

Midnight's Secret
The third book in the trilogy was incredibly enjoyable like the other two. Even though I read the other two, this book easily stands on its own and satisfies by itself.

Another great example of characterization. Any read, would closely associate with Midnight and her associates. In this case, she spends time with Winston Churchill that really adds depths and intensity to the novel.

It was a very quick read one that I thoroughly enjoyed. I hope there is a fourth book in this series which I cannot wait to read.

Walking Away from Midnight
A fabulous blend of history and fiction. This story does it so well. You feel immersed in the time of great upheaval in the world and are drawn in through the life of some very compelling characters. For me it’s a bit on the longer side but that’s just me. It’s a really great story and if you enjoy historical fiction I definitely recommend reading this book.