Christine Wells writes historical fiction featuring strong, fascinating women. From early childhood, she drank in her father's tales about the real kings and queens behind popular nursery rhymes and she has been a keen student of history ever since. She began her first novel while working as a corporate lawyer, and has gone on to write about periods ranging from Georgian England to post World War II France. Christine is passionate about helping other writers learn the craft and business of writing fiction and enjoys mentoring and teaching workshops whenever her schedule permits. She loves dogs, running, the beach and fossicking for antiques and lives with her family in Brisbane, Australia.
“Forget James Bond. Say hello to the real-life Miss Moneypenny,
whose life was as replete with spycraft, adventure and daring as
any true hero’s. Through Christine Wells’ skillful storytelling,
Paddy Bennett, aka Miss Moneypenny, doesn’t just shine – she
dazzles like the star she was. Just like you’ll be cheering for the
heroine of One Woman’s War, you’ll be cheering Christine Wells for
writing this brilliant book.” — Natasha Lester, New York Times
bestselling author of The Riviera House
"One Woman’s War is the ultimate spy novel about the brave,
real-life women behind the Bond books. Christine Wells places us in
the middle of the action with superb writing that will have your
heart pounding through the adventures of these dazzling women. This
gripping novel is one you will not be able to put down!" — Madeline
Martin, New York Times and international bestselling author
ofThe Last Bookshop in London
"One Woman's War is a thrilling and suspenseful ride, perfect for
fans of Kate Quinn, Beatriz Williams and Natasha Lester. Inspired
by historic events, this story will have readers on the edge of
their seats. Christine Wells’ masterful characterization and
meticulous research have made for one of the best books of the
year." — Kelly Rimmer, New York Times bestselling author of The
German Wife
“A pulse-pounding thrill ride of a read, One Woman's War pulls back
the curtain on one of the most covert operations of World War II,
while also immersing readers in the fascinating foundations of
007-lore. Powerful reading you won't want to put down!" — Stephanie
Marie Thornton, USA Today bestselling author of A Most
Clever Girl
“A thrilling spy novel with a splash of glamour and plenty of
intrigue, Christine Wells has penned an exciting WWII adventure of
the real-life Miss Moneypenny and 007 that will keep you turning
the pages until you reach the end. I highly recommend this exciting
and daring book!” — Eliza Knight, USA Today bestselling author of
The Mayfair Bookshop
"Christine Wells has crafted a spy novel worthy of Bond himself,
bringing the unbelievable true story of Operation Mincemeat to life
through the eyes of two unforgettable, real-life female operatives.
A must-read!" — Bryn Turnbull, bestselling author of The Last Grand
Duchess
“With a dazzling cast from history, and a wild gamble of a mission,
One Woman's War is a testament to the brilliance and daring of
women and men in WWII. In true Fleming/Bond form, Wells has crafted
a glamorous, engaging novel full intrigue, but one that also
humanizes and brings to life many complicated people and terrifying
situations. Mix a martini and settle in.” — Erika Robuck,
bestselling author of Sisters of Night and Fog
“One Woman’s War takes the reader on a breathtaking voyage to
the glamour and edge-of-the-seat danger of London in the Blitz, as
two very different women risk everything in a daring ruse that
out-Bonds Bond. Christine Wells’ latest is such a great wartime
thriller that Ian Fleming himself would be envious!” — Anna
Campbell, bestselling author of the A Scandal in Mayfair series
"Double agents, double crosses, double lives - this engrossing spy
thriller has it all, and with a feminist perspective to boot!
Replete with sparkling dialogue and high drama, the adventures of
the real-life Bond and Moneypenny was a delicious treat from start
to finish." — Kerri Maher, author of The Paris Bookseller
"Fans of James Bond will definitely want to check out
this novel. Readers of Ben MacIntyre’s Operation
Mincemeat may also enjoy Wells’s take on this. This title
features the usual cast, but due to its telling from the viewpoints
of two charismatic women, it offers a fresh women-centric
perspective not always found hand in hand with
military themes." — Library Journal
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