Set on the British home front during the Second World War, The Orphan's Letters follows Red Cross nurse Kitty Pattison as her work moves her from post to post. The novel explores how daily duties and wartime travel reshape a young woman's life.

Separated from close friends Jo and Trixie and the distant Michael, Kitty clings to letters and brief reunions that keep relationships alive. The story examines the strain of uncertainty, the emotional toll of nursing casualties, and the small consolations that sustain people in crisis.

Rich in period detail and character-driven scenes, this book balances the realities of frontline care with intimate moments of connection. It will appeal to readers who enjoy historical fiction focused on women's experiences in wartime.

• Red Cross nursing and wartime care
• Letters, friendship and longing
• Themes of resilience, loss and hope
• Atmospheric WWII home-front setting

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