Three Hearts Trilogy
Two for Victory
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A WWII love story rooted in the work of the War Advertising Council, the brutal realities of POW life, and the untold story of the six million American women who transformed the wartime workforce—then fought to keep their place in it. Two for Victory follows CC Gallagher and Joe Butler as they navigate ambition, sacrifice, and the power of connection in a world at war, discovering how courage and love can alter the course of a life—and a generation.
Where the Olive Trees Listen
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Set in the 1970s, the second book in the Three Hearts Trilogy follows Suzanne Butler—daughter of CC Gallagher and war hero Joe Butler—as she travels to Greece and Paris. A coming-of-age story shaped by first love, family secrets, and the echoes of generational trauma, Suzanne’s journey leads her into the heart of a powerful Greek family and toward truths her own family has buried for decades.
The O'Doherty Sisters
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The O’Doherty Sisters follows the spirited young women whose choices ignite the Gallagher–Butler legacy. Their hidden stories—preserved in journals, letters, and family memories—become the truths Suzanne Butler uncovers decades later, revealing the love, loss, and secrets that shaped her family for generations. Together, their lives form the foundation of a legacy that echoes through every book in the Three Hearts Trilogy.
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Meet The Author
Melissa Anne Higgins
Melissa writes stories where history and human drama collide.
From Hollywood film sets to national advertising campaigns responsible for nearly $2 billion in sales, she has spent her career learning how stories move people. A graduate of SUNY Purchase with a BFA in Film Production, she now brings that cinematic sensibility to historical fiction inspired by forgotten moments of the past.
Two for Victory
A sweeping WWII love story about courage, sacrifice, and the words that changed a nation.
Franklin D. Roosevelt called America’s wartime industry the “Arsenal of Democracy.”
While history remembers Rosie the Riveter, Two for Victory tells the story of the women who shook the foundations of American business to help build it.