A powerful WWII spy novel inspired by the real female SOE agents in France—filled with revenge, redemption, and the quiet power of resilience.

Scotland, 1940.

Sable Montgomery was once a Highland socialite. Now, she’s on the run—from her past, from a broken future, and from a world that never made space for her truth. When she’s offered a place at a Swiss finishing school, she meets other young women destined for resistance—Lili, Océane, Esther, Anna, and Edda. Bonds form. Tensions rise. But Sable doesn’t expect to be recruited.

Back in London, a chance encounter with secret agent Anna leads Sable into the shadowy world of espionage. Under the watchful eye of Scottish SOE trainer William "Wild Bill" Mitchell, she’s transformed into a skilled operative. Her mission: infiltrate Nazi-occupied France and strike back against the regime that tore so many lives apart.

But one enemy haunts her—Joachim Von Henkell, a brutal Gestapo officer from her past. As the war draws to a close, Sable’s fight becomes personal. And through it all, she harbors one quiet wish—to find the little girl she was forced to leave behind.

The Highland Raven is a gripping WWII historical fiction novel about female spies, second chances, and inner strength. For readers of wartime espionage, emotionally layered heroines, and stories inspired by real resistance women, this chapter in The Resistance Girl Series will linger long after the final page.