Last Letter from Istanbul by Lucy Foley is a historical fiction novel that captures the tumultuous post-war atmosphere of 1921 Constantinople, weaving a poignant tale of love, loss, and the blurred lines between enemies and allies.
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Book Blurb
Nur gazes across the Bosphorus at her childhood home, now an army hospital controlled by the British. As she navigates a city swarming with Allied soldiers, she struggles to support herself through embroidery. Her most precious responsibility is the orphan in her care, who harbours a terrible secret.
When the boy falls ill, Nur must seek help from Medical Officer George Monroe, blurring the lines between enemy and friend. As they navigate these complexities, a new and greater danger emerges.
About the Author
British author Lucy Foley has written several novels in both the historical fiction and thriller/mystery genre. Lucy Foley books are always hugely popular and many have become Sunday Times and New York Times bestsellers.
Lucy Foley’s earlier books were in the historical fiction genre and were really well received. However, she is now best known for her thriller novels, including The Hunting Party, The Guest List, and The Paris Apartment.
The Guest List sold over 1 million copies worldwide, was a Times Crime Book of the Year and was a Goodreads Choice Awards winner for Crime & Mystery in 2020. It was also a Reese’s Book Club pick.
Has Lucy Foley written any other novels?
Lucy Foley has written several other novels for both an adult and young adult audience. I have a full list of Lucy Foley books in order if you’re interested in finding out more.
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