The Collector of Burned Books By Roseanna M. White This book is, for the most part, set in 1940/1941 Paris. But we are given a glimpse of 19...

Welcome to the Blog + Review Tour for   These Long Shadows by Jennifer Mistmorgan,  hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours !   These Long Sh...

Lady Flyer By Heather B. Moore I love historically-based fiction that follows the life of a real person. In this case, we are introduced to ...

Until Our Time Comes A Novel of World War II Poland By Nicole M. Miller Adia Kensington is living a life she loves; she's the trainer of...

An Ocean of Courage and Fear By Jerry Borrowman This book opens on December 7, 1941, before word of the attack on Pearl Harbor had reached a...

The British Booksellers By Kristy Cambron The British Booksellers  is a split-time book that takes the reader between the two world wars, th...

 Kristy Cambron's The British Booksellers is Now Available Inspired by real accounts of the Forgotten Blitz bombings,  The British Book...

Hidden Yellow Star By Rebecca Connolly What would you do if those around you were facing persecution merely because of their heritage? This ...

The Foxhole Victory Tour  By Amy Lynn Green  The Foxhole Victory Tour 's cover is gorgeous and one would suppose from both the covet  an...

Trust the Stars By Tricia Goyer This is one of those books that just draws you into it. I love books that are both contemporary and historic...

The Warsaw Sisters A Novel of WWII Poland By Amanda Barratt This book opens as war has come to Poland's borders with Antonina and Helena...

Under the Java Moon By Heather B. Moore Under the Java Moon  is a brilliantly written piece of historical fiction. There are moments of beau...

The Blackout Book Club By Amy Lynn Green Avis Montgomery has never been a recreational reader, her reading has always leaned toward the educ...

Yesterday's Tide By Roseanna M. White Yesterday's Tide   is a delightful split-time book, which is one of my favorite types of Histo...