Last Days of Summer - Matsudara, Toki
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Set in 1827 England, Last Days of Summer follows the exploits of young Lissa Hughes and Miles Johnson as they both discover truths about their previously hidden pasts. From their first meeting, they find themselves embroiled in striving to bring down a consortium of smugglers with the aid of family and friends that brings them all to the attention of Britain's master of spies. As they journey between Paris and London, they become deeper embroiled in this effort to protect the nation, and between the lies, secrets, near-death experiences and a pitched battle, Miles seeks to claim what is rightfully his: the title of viscount.…mehr

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Set in 1827 England, Last Days of Summer follows the exploits of young Lissa Hughes and Miles Johnson as they both discover truths about their previously hidden pasts. From their first meeting, they find themselves embroiled in striving to bring down a consortium of smugglers with the aid of family and friends that brings them all to the attention of Britain's master of spies. As they journey between Paris and London, they become deeper embroiled in this effort to protect the nation, and between the lies, secrets, near-death experiences and a pitched battle, Miles seeks to claim what is rightfully his: the title of viscount.
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Toki lived in the USA for about nine years as a young girl. She moved to India with her father, who was a career diplomat, and stayed there for about two years. She then came to the UK to finish her A levels and has lived there since then. Toki married and has two children, both girls. She has written other books before, notably Cost of Freedom, which talks about the last world war in the Far East, as well as the duties of the Kamikaze pilots. Currently, she is retired and devotes her time to continue writing books.