Natalie Meg Evans Books

Set in London in 1937, the story follows a gifted young woman who embarks on a journey to Paris with a mysterious stranger, drawn by the allure of a promising career as a milliner. As she navigates her ambitions, she unexpectedly finds herself falling for someone who represents the opposing side in a looming conflict, complicating her aspirations and personal life. The narrative explores themes of love, ambition, and the challenges of navigating relationships in a turbulent time.

Set in the picturesque Dordogne valley, the narrative unfolds within an ancient château, where a stunning silk gown holds poignant secrets. This bittersweet romantic tale explores themes of love and heartache, woven through the rich backdrop of the French countryside. The story promises to reveal the emotional depths tied to the gown, crafted by a multi-award-winning and bestselling author, ensuring a captivating reading experience.

Set in Italy during World War II, the story follows a young woman's courageous decision that has a significant impact on the war's outcome. Amidst the backdrop of the serene hills outside Naples, her bravery unfolds against the tension of an urgent knock at her door, setting off a chain of events that will alter lives and history. The narrative explores themes of heroism and sacrifice during a tumultuous period.

An inspiring and invigorating book from the founders of Everyday Racism - Natalie and Naomi Evans - showing children age 9+ the small actions they can take every day, that will make the world a fairer and more equal place, but won't leave them feeling anxious and overwhelmed

Set in post-war London, a young war widow embarks on a journey aboard a train, seeking a fresh start in a world transformed by victory. As she navigates the aftermath of conflict, Vanessa Kingcourt faces new challenges and emotional turmoil, highlighting the struggles of rebuilding life after loss.

Set against the backdrop of a picturesque palazzo by the bay, the story unfolds with a sense of urgency and desire. A character with deep brown eyes implores another to take a leap of faith, risking everything to join a cause. The fragrant atmosphere of ripening lemons adds to the allure, hinting at both beauty and tension in their relationship. This narrative promises themes of love, risk, and the pursuit of a shared destiny.

What does it mean to be mixed race in today's society?In this powerful book, Natalie and Naomi Evans, founders of anti-racist advocacy and platform Everyday Racism, explore the complexities of mixed-race identities - from the discrimination endured by the 1.2 million mixed people in Britain and millions more elsewhere, to the privileges it can afford. Sharing their own personal experiences of growing up in Britain to illuminate the nuances of racial identity, the book also weaves in:- Interviews with people from mixed backgrounds and in mixed relationships- Research to dispel common myths and stereotypes- Practical advice for mixed-race families and friendships The Mixed-Race Experience will help you to recognise and confront the racism within your own family and communities, helping us all to deepen our intersectional awareness and commitment to allyship.

A modern tale of desire and deception set in the gloriously chic world of 1930s Parisian haute couture.

Amidst the harrowing backdrop of war, a young girl faces the harsh reality of wearing a yellow star, a symbol of persecution. Her mother, filled with desperation, decides they must abandon this identity and embark on a perilous journey to safety in England. The narrative captures their struggle for survival, emphasizing the themes of fear, hope, and the bond between mother and child as they navigate the dangers of their escape while trying to remain unseen.

Set in England during 1942, the story revolves around a secret exchanged between two characters, symbolized by a locket. The male protagonist fears the consequences of their hidden bond, hinting at the dangers of the time. The emotional weight of their situation is captured in the female character's longing for freedom and the ability to express their love openly. Themes of secrecy, love, and the impact of war on personal relationships are central to this poignant narrative.

Parigi, 1937. Cresciuta senza mezzi e senza genitori, Alix ha la passione della haute couture, una rara capacità sartoriale, maestria nel disegnare modelli e il dono innato dell’eleganza assoluta e istintiva. Ma mentre sogna di aprire un suo atelier e di diventare la nuova Coco Chanel, per mantenere la nonna è costretta a copiare ciò che invece vorrebbe creare. Ed è grazie alla sua capacità di osservare un abito, memorizzare ogni particolare e riprodurne un fedele bozzetto, che il giovane e intraprendente Paul la recluta per un lavoro molto rischioso: trafugare per i grandi magazzini di New York l’intera collezione primavera-estate della rinomata maison Javier, dalla quale riesce a farsi assumere. Alix sa che cedere a questo doppio gioco potrebbe compromettere la sua carriera, ma non ha altra scelta. Quando però il richiamo della coscienza – e quello del grande amore – comincia a farsi sentire, se davvero vorrà realizzare i propri sogni sarà costretta a rimettere in discussione tutta la sua vita. Nel suo delizioso romanzo d’esordio, Natalie Meg Evans intesse desiderio e inganno, ambizione e amore, col filo dorato di uno stile coinvolgente, delineando le luci e le ombre del seducente mondo della moda sullo sfondo di una Parigi più romantica e tormentata che mai.

1940: Cora Masson, die Tochter eines cholerischen Hutverkäufers, arbeitet schlecht bezahlt in einer Hutmacherei in London. Als sie den Kunsthändler Dietrich kennenlernt, sieht sie ihre Chance gekommen und geht mit ihm nach Paris, in die Stadt ihrer Träume. Fortan macht sie sich als Coralie de Lirac unter falscher adeliger Identität einen Namen in der Modewelt. Doch als die Nazis in Frankreich einfallen, scheint ihr Geschäft ruiniert.