Amanda Craig

Bombs over London: V for Victory, by Lissa Evans, reviewed

It’s not only Hitler’s rockets that are disrupting lives in an eccentric Hampstead boarding house in Evans’s vivid novel, set in 1944

A V2 rocket causes widespread devastation in Hampstead. Credit: Getty Images
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  • V for Victory

    Lissa Evans

    Doubleday, pp. 304, £14

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