Summer of Fire by Rachel Henke

Summer 1940

Upon the sudden fall of France, Lizzie Beaumont’s idyllic life is shattered when her family leaves Jersey before the Nazis invade the Channel Islands.
In wartime London, she excels in her work as a French translator. Soon she’s spotted by the Special Operations Executive, the new espionage organisation, and summoned to a secret interview.
Sparks fly when the enigmatic British intelligence agent, Jack King, initially rejects Lizzie as unsuitable to operate behind enemy lines. His blunt dismissal awakens a fierce determination to prove him wrong.
Whilst the skies of Britain burn and Hitler’s evil regime casts a dark net over Europe, Lizzie parachutes into Northern France by moonlight, where Gestapo lurk on every corner. Her mission—to retrieve vital intelligence from a missing Jewish Resistance agent.
When the mission goes badly wrong, Jack rescues Lizzie and a dangerous passion erupts between the two.
Torn between love and duty, will following her heart cost them their lives?