The Rebel Girls of Rome

The Rebel Girls of Rome alternates between the stories of two young women from the same Jewish family in different timelines: Lilah in the present day and her great-aunt Bruna in World War II. Both their stories kept me on the edge of my seat as details emerged about what happened to the family after a Nazi roundup in 1943. A gripping tale of resistance, survival, and love. — Kip Wilson, award-winning author of White Rose and The Most Dazzling Girl in Berlin Praise for THE PAPER GIRL OF PARIS: "Gripping" — Kirkus Reviews "Get ready to be transported to Paris in Taylor's incredible debut novel." — Seventeen, Editor's Choice "If historical fiction is your jam, then we've got a treat for you with this debut novel."  — CNN Underscored  "A quick read that history lovers will easily devour" — Teen Vogue “Jordyn Taylor has written a book with all the gems you hope for in a story to treasure: mystery, romance, fi erce heroines doing brave things in the face of everything from familial trauma to historical tragedy. The way these parallel stories converge is brilliant and satisfying. I had to read this book all at once.” — Florence Gonsalves, author of Love & Other Carnivorous Plants and Dear Universe “A must-read for fans of Code Name Verity, Taylor’s debut aptly blends mystery, romance, history, and complicated family dynamics into a compulsively readable story.” — Liz Lawson, author of The Lucky Ones "A beautiful story of two girls' courage and commitment seven decades apart. THE PAPER GIRL OF PARIS takes us into the very heart of Paris, in both the darkest hours of the German occupation and of one modern family's deep grief, and invites us to fall in love. A finely crafted historical fiction debut." — Caroline Leech, author of Wait for Me and In Another Time