Crooked Heart: A Wickedly Funny Black Comedy of Orphans, Con Artists, and Found Family in WWII London
by Lissa Evans
Amid the turmoil of WWII London, a sharp-witted orphan boy crosses paths with a cunning con artist woman. Together, they embark on a series of audacious schemes to outwit the hardships of war, forging an improbable family bond laced with dark humor and heartfelt resilience in the face of adversity.
About This Book
Crooked Heart is a wickedly funny black comedy set in WWII London, exploring themes of orphans, con artists, and found family during wartime chaos.
The story captures the gritty resilience of its characters as they navigate the dangers and deprivations of the era, blending humor with poignant moments of human connection.
Through sharp wit and clever schemes, the narrative highlights the unlikely alliances formed in times of crisis, offering a fresh perspective on historical events.
Author Lissa Evans delivers a compelling blend of comedy and drama, focusing on the inventive ways people adapt to survive in a world turned upside down.
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