D says that a name always fits in the end, that a name is like a leather shoe that forms itself to the foot. But in my mind, it’s the other way around: a person grows into his name. ~ Marjolijn Lindsay’s review An endearing and emotional journey. I loved the premise of this novel …
The Berlin Girl by Mandy Robotham is available December 8, 2020! Lindsay’s review An entertaining and adventurous journey in prewar Berlin. Georgie is at the start of her investigative journalist career. She is sent to Berlin to uncover the truth about about who Hitler is and how people feel in prewar Berlin about this new …
Lindsay’s review An informative, eye-opening look into French-Canadian history, the Duplessis Orphans and Quebec’s fight to gain independence. 1990’s: Veronique’s father is the infamous Leo Fortin, a notorious FLQ leader who spent a decade in jail for killing a prominent politician during a political standoff in the 1970’s. Vero has grown up in the shadow …
Brenda’s review The timing on this one is perfect, and surprising when you think about how Emma Donoghue starting writing the story in 2018, and it is so relevant today. It’s startling when you think about how history can repeat itself and leaves you to consider how we can learn from history. The one thing …
The Last Train to Key West by Chanel Cleeton is now available and makes for a gripping summer read that explores survival, love and courage. The Last Train to Key West felt like I was watching a classic action-packed movie in my head with a stunning location, danger that kept me at the end of my …
Welcome to my spot on the blog tour for Red Sky over Hawaii by Sara Ackerman. I am excited to share my review with you all today! ABOUT THE BOOK: Red Sky Over Hawaii: A Novel by Sara Ackerman On Sale Date: June 9, 2020 Trade Paperback $17.99 USD, $22.99 CAD Fiction / Historical / World …
