The Heart Has Its Reasons

About

North-East Spain, 1938.

Annie Munro, a fierce but compassionate nurse, has come a long way from the working-class streets of Aberdeen.

Drawn by a determination to make a difference, she joins an international brigade of volunteers risking everything to help those on the frontline of the Spanish Civil War.

Amid relentless air raids and dwindling supplies, she and her fellow nurses navigate survival, friendship, and the fragile hope of love in a world on fire.

When a wounded figure is carried into the train-hospital, Annie comes face to face with Eddie - the childhood sweetheart she thought she had left behind.

As old feelings ignite and the war closes in, Annie must decide how much she is willing to sacrifice: for her patients, for a cause, and for a love that might not endure the next attack.

Praise for this book

This book is a masterclass in storytelling, blending suspense and emotion in a way that keeps you hooked from the first page to the last.