The Foreigner

By: P.g. Glynn

Marie Howard dreams, in 1919, of being elevated from understudy to leading lady at the Tavistock Theatre. She does more than just dream! Marie schemes to replace temperamental actress Dolly Martin, oblivious to the possible consequences of doing so.

Soon, she's forced by events into actions that change her life dramatically!

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Marie Howard dreams, in 1919, of being elevated from understudy to leading lady at the Tavistock Theatre. Not content with just dreaming, Marie schemes to replace temperamental actress Dolly Martin, oblivious to the possible consequences of so doing.

All too soon, loved by London audiences and adored by two very different men, Marie is forced by events into decisions that change her life more dramatically than any role she has played on-stage.

As Hitler rises to power in a Europe still scarred by the First World War, Marie contends with heartbreak as well as with the increasingly deadly enmity between her husband and his vengeful brother. Who will win the life-long battle being waged between them? And what shocks await Marie in war-torn London?

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