MONTAGU PUBLISHING
Books by Eric Georget
Historical fiction shaped by war, power and the choices that change lives.
WHERE THE HEART BREAKS
Historical Fiction · Europe, 1916
She crossed an ocean to save her brother. She found the courage to become herself.
In 1916, twenty-two-year-old Marthe Hartmann leaves America for a Europe at war, determined to find her brother, a French pilot held behind enemy lines.
What begins as a mission of loyalty becomes something larger: a journey through war, journalism and danger that forces Marthe to decide who she wants to become.
CLEARING
Historical Fiction · Europe, 1936–1946
Twenty years later, Marthe Hartmann-Montagu follows a different trail — one made of money, gold and power.
Geneva, 1936. A set of documents draws Marthe into the financial machinery operating behind Europe’s political collapse. From Geneva and London to Prague, wartime Europe and Nuremberg, she follows the movement of money and gold through a system whose consequences will outlive the men who built it.
ONE WOMAN. TWO WARS. A CHANGING EUROPE.
Where the Heart Breaks introduces Marthe Hartmann in 1916, as a young woman beginning to cross the boundaries imposed by war and convention.
Clearing finds her twenty years later — older, independent and experienced — confronting the forces of money and power behind another European catastrophe.
HISTORICAL FICTION IN FRENCH
CE QUE LA GUERRE FAIT AUX CŒURS
The French-language novel behind Where the Heart Breaks.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Eric Georget is a French author writing historical fiction in English and French. His novels explore war, power and the choices individuals make when history overtakes their lives.