The Double Life of Eve Sinclair Paperback by C.C. Humphreys

Product Details

• Publisher: Doubleday Canada (2026-06-02)
• Language: English
• Paperback: 400 pages
• ISBN-13: 9780385701075
• Item Weight: 447.93 grams
• Dimensions: 23.29 x 15.49 x 2.79 cm

The Alice Network meets The Nightingale in this romantic and suspenseful novel about a female spy who must push herself to her very limits to save herself and everything she holds dear—from nationally bestselling author and master of historical fiction C.C. Humphreys.

It’s 1939, and Stockholm is a sea of spies. Yet Eve Sinclair couldn’t care less. Nineteen years old, beautiful, born in Montreal into privilege and educated to do little more than make a good marriage, she appears to have succeeded when she weds handsome diplomat Richard Spence and follows him to Stockholm. But, like so much in this city, Eve will discover that her marriage is not what it seems. Raised to expect only one life, she soon finds herself thrust into another one entirely—dark, corrupt and very, very dangerous.

If Eve is going to survive her newly perilous life in a world at war, she must learn certain skills—and swiftly. Discovering a core of steel buried deep within her, she will forge that steel into a career . . . as a spy. Her talents, and her need to fight evil, will take her from luxurious Sweden to the foulest tenements of Lisbon, onto the highlands of Scotland and finally to a bridge in Norway, a detonator and an inconceivable choice.

The Double Life of Eve Sinclair is much more than a war story; it’s a tale of love, passion, grit and the resilience of the human spirit. And it’s the story of one woman who discovers she has more strength than she ever could have imagined.

About the Author

C.C. HUMPHREYS is a playwright, an actor and the internationally bestselling Canadian author of more than twenty novels, including Someday I’ll Find You, an instant national bestseller; The French Executioner, a runner-up for the Steel Dagger for Thrillers UK; and Plague, which won the Arthur Ellis Award for Crime Fiction. His work has been translated into a dozen languages.