Review; The Restless Wave by Sarah Meyrick

A few months ago I was fortunate enough to recieve an ARC of the historical fiction novel The Restless Wave by Sarah Meyrick through Netgalley. I read it shortly afterwards and today I'll post my review.

Description from Goodreads
When Nell comes across an old envelope in a desk drawer, the discovery sets her on a path to uncover a secret dating back to the Second World War.

Immensely empathetic, The Restless Wave contrasts the perspectives of Edward, born in Colonial India and later to serve as a military chaplain in the D Day Landings; Hope, a misfit who relinquishes Swinging London for the hippy trail, and Nell, a talented teacher in a deprived area of Oxford.

My Thoughts on the Book
This is an interesting novel, where the different narrators have their own struggles and they (the characters) are linked to each other. It takes a while before the dots between them are connected, but the historical background (such as D-Day) is obviously researched.

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