Eve Of The Isle

A Tale of Love, Loss, and Resilience in Wartime London

Eve of the Isle by Carol Rivers is a sweeping saga set against the turbulent backdrop of the East End during World War II. First published by Pocket Books in 2009, this emotionally charged novel follows the spirited Eve Douglas, whose world is shattered when tragedy strikes and her once-secure life begins to crumble.

One Woman’s Fight for a Future

As bombs fall over London’s Isle of Dogs, Eve must summon every ounce of courage to protect her family and find hope amid the ruins. When betrayal threatens to destroy everything she holds dear, Eve’s journey becomes one of survival—not just of the war, but of the heart. Carol Rivers captures the strength and spirit of a community bound by loyalty, tradition, and an unbreakable will to endure.

Rich in Atmosphere and Heart

With vivid period detail and heartfelt drama, Eve of the Isle explores themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption. Rivers’ deeply human characters and evocative storytelling will appeal to fans of historical fiction and family sagas alike. This is a story that lingers long after the final page, reminding us of the resilience of ordinary people in extraordinary times.