Catherine Law

CATHERINE LAW has written several historical women’s fiction novels set in the first half of the 20th century. Her stories revolve around the First and Second World Wars and are inspired by the tales our mothers, grandmothers and great-grandmothers tell us, and the secrets they keep.

📚 New book: The Paris Seamstress, out now!

Paris 1940: Murielle loves her work as a seamstress in the heart of the city, but as the War progresses and restrictions for Jewish people creep in insidiously, her world becomes so dangerous that she is torn between duty and a fierce need to protect those she loves.

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📚 Catherine has always loved to write stories since childhood, and is inspired by travels both at home and abroad, setting her books in England, Scotland, France and Italy. She lives ten minutes from the sea in Kent - and she has many more stories to tell...