Free Audiobook : The Alice Network, By Kate Quinn

In the shadow of two world wars, The Alice Network by Kate Quinn weaves a gripping tale of courage and secrets. It’s 1947, and Charlie St. Clair, a sharp-witted American college girl, is in a bind: pregnant, unmarried, and sent to Europe by her family to quietly fix her “problem.” But Charlie’s got bigger plans, chasing a faint hope that her cousin Rose, lost somewhere in Nazi-occupied France, might still be alive. Her search lands her in London, face-to-face with a name that could unlock everything.

Enter Eve Gardiner, a former spy from World War I, now holed up in a crumbling house, haunted by her past with the real-life Alice Network, a web of women who risked it all in German-occupied France. Eve’s days of espionage are long gone, or so she thinks, until Charlie’s questions stir memories of danger, betrayal, and a figure known as the “queen of spies.” The two women, worlds apart in time and temperament, form an uneasy alliance, hitting the road in a sleek convertible with a battle-scarred Scotsman named Finn at the wheel.

This audiobook, brought to life by Saskia Maarleveld’s vivid narration, is a heart-pounding blend of history and suspense, where every clue unearths a cost paid in bravery. From the gritty streets of 1915 Lille to the scarred landscapes of 1947 France, Quinn’s story crackles with strong women who defy expectations. It’s a journey of truth, friendship, and the ghosts of war that’ll keep you hooked until the final word.