Wendy Holden was a respected journalist and war correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, covering news stories around the world. A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, she is the author of more than forty non-fiction titles featuring inspirational men and women, many of which are international bestsellers. They include Born Survivors, the true story of three young mothers who hid their pregnancies from the Nazis and gave birth in the camps, published in twenty-four countries, and One Hundred Miracles the memoir of musician Zuzana Ruzicková who survived three concentration camps.
She also wrote the No.1 bestseller Tomorrow Will Be a Good Day, the memoir of British centenarian Captain Sir Tom Moore, and Tomorrow to Be Brave about the only woman in the French Foreign Legion in WWII. Other books include Behind Enemy Lines about a French Jewish spy ; A Woman of Firsts the memoir of the "Muslim Mother Teresa" ; and I Give You My Heart about a Catholic couple in Poland who paid the ultimate price for hiding a Jewish child.
She lives in Suffolk, England, with her husband and two dogs.
She also wrote the No.1 bestseller Tomorrow Will Be a Good Day, the memoir of British centenarian Captain Sir Tom Moore, and Tomorrow to Be Brave about the only woman in the French Foreign Legion in WWII. Other books include Behind Enemy Lines about a French Jewish spy ; A Woman of Firsts the memoir of the "Muslim Mother Teresa" ; and I Give You My Heart about a Catholic couple in Poland who paid the ultimate price for hiding a Jewish child.
She lives in Suffolk, England, with her husband and two dogs.
