pickThis story was inspired by letters and newspapers from London during WWII. This is book 1 of a series.
Emmeline Lake works hard to become a respected reporter working for Woman's Friend publication. It takes awhile for Emmy to warm up to Henrietta Bird who is the publisher of Woman‘s Friend. There is a wonderful cast of well-developed characters who each touch your heart.
pickThis was on sale for kindle today and since I don‘t have nearly enough to read on my kindle (😳😁) I got it and read it today. Romancy historical fun. Liked the story about a strong woman although I did feel that the romance was a little hollow. ⭐️⭐️⭐️
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Neither have I read yet, but both are by authors whose work I usually can't put down.
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2* the characters were so fleshed out, and it was impossible to put down🧡
3* snowy winter for mysteries, WW2 France or England for HF
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pickBeautifully written HF - Meissner always amazes me! Two sisters are separated during the Blitz of WWII in London…each is searching for the other and each fear the worst. Rich characters and prose.
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pickNot my favorite Baker novel -- that remains Longbourn -- but well-told and consistently gripping.
so-soA look at wartime Britain from the courageous women who lived during that time. This was lighthearted until it wasn‘t. Uplifting story of bravery and friendship in the face of hopelessness.
Quite different from the usual historical fiction I read, but enjoyable nonetheless. Perfect holiday read.
pickCute story, a bit too rah rah British spirit (not uncommon for books about the “Homefront” during this period - easy, uncomplicated tack, which doesn‘t need to be further questioned in the genre), but an overall fun story with likeable characters
