Never Anyone but You

"Never Anyone but You" tells the true story of a passionate love affair between two remarkable women, Suzanne Malherbe and Lucie Schwob, who navigate the complexities of their relationship against the backdrop of World War I and the surrealist movement in Paris. As they transform into Claude Cahun and Marcel Moore, they immerse themselves in the vibrant art scene, mingling with iconic figures like Hemingway and Dali. When the rise of anti-Semitism forces them to flee to Jersey, they boldly challenge Hitler's regime, creating a compelling narrative that highlights their courage and creativity amidst tumultuous times. This richly imagined novel brings a forgotten history to life, blending intimacy with broader historical themes.