The Far Side of the Sun by Kate Furnivall is a captivating historical thriller set in the turbulent backdrop of 1943 Nassau, Bahamas. This gripping novel follows Dodie Wyatt, a young woman seeking refuge from her troubled past amid the chaos of World War II. Dodie’s fragile peace is shattered when she discovers a dying man in an alleyway, pulling her into a web of danger and intrigue. Meanwhile, Ella Stanford, the wife of a powerful diplomat assigned to keep a close watch on the Duke of Windsor, harbours secrets that threaten to unravel her carefully constructed life.
As their paths cross, Dodie and Ella become entwined in a violent struggle driven by greed and suspicion, navigating a city rife with political tension and uncertainty. Dodie’s growing love for a mysterious American stranger adds emotional depth and hope amid the darkness. With danger closing in from all sides, the two women must rely on each other to survive and uncover the truth behind the bloodshed that threatens to consume Nassau.
A standalone novel, The Far Side of the Sun is perfect for readers who enjoy richly woven historical fiction with strong female leads, suspense, and a touch of romance set against the high stakes of wartime espionage.
