London, 1938. Sixteen-year-old takes the heart-breaking decision to leave her family behind in Vienna and travel to England to join her cousin Leah in service. Natalie is placed with a wealthy suburban family, the Caplins, as a nanny to their energetic six-year-old. At first, Natalie is delighted by the huge house and beautiful gardens, . While Natalie dotes on their child, she is increasingly wary of Mr Caplin, whose gruff manor and fascist politics scare her. And then there are those still waiting at home - Mama and her two sisters, as well as a blossoming romance with her English tutor that had only just begun. , especially her vivacious, tomboy little sister Libby. Then rumours of a possible escape route from mainland Europe called the begin to swirl - can Natalie help her family escape the Nazis before it's too late? . Perfect for fans of , and What readers are saying about Lizzie Page: 'Twists and turns that keep you turning the page... ... . Authentic, heart-tugging and soul-stirring. .' Goodreads reviewer, ' ... If you like romantic historical fiction, particularly which is set in wartime, then this is the book for you! .' 'Lizzie Page has gone and done it again with this ... Lizzie you have and the way she so brilliantly blends fact and fiction.' 'Page is a ... wonderful characters... brilliantly plotted with a delightfully intertwined story, it has ... This is an all-round excellent read,