
After all, Agnes
Description
Hazel Westbrook, a librarian in Millfield, discovers the fascinating journals of Agnes Brewster, a woman who lived an extraordinary life filled with adventure, reinvention, and mystery. Agnes's writings chronicle her diverse experiences, including a rebellious career change in fashion, a secret mission as a spy in post-war Vienna, and a daring rescue of a child from an institution. Hazel, facing her own life changes, finds herself drawn into Agnes's stories, discovering a deep connection between their lives and a shared desire for self-discovery and transformation. As Hazel delves into Agnes's past, she uncovers hidden clues, cryptic messages, and peculiar objects that hint at a world beyond the ordinary. The narrative weaves together themes of adventure, self-discovery, family, and the power of stories, leaving readers with a sense of mystery and wonder. Comparable works include The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society