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Love Will Not Die The Lost Husband by Shari J Ryan is a powerful and heartbreaking historical dual timeline novel that consumed me from the start. The action is set in Amsterdam at the start of World War II, and then moves to Auschwitz in January 1945. Historians will recognise the latter date as the […]

Familiar Setting, New Characters New Term At Malory Towers by Pamela Cox is a marvellous girls’ novel that I thoroughly enjoyed. It is the seventh book in the Malory Towers series but can be read as a stand-alone. It is far better to read the books in numerical order for character and timeline progression. Malory […]

Dipping A Toe In New Waters Finding Forever In Pelican Crossing by Maggie Christensen is the charming tenth book in the wonderful Pelican Crossing series but can be read as a stand-alone. Once more the reader is delighted to return to the tranquil Pelican Crossing where the welcome is warm as the locals offer hospitality […]

Entertaining The Secret Dressmaker by Jenny O’Brien is a historical novel that entertains from the start. It is the second book in Threads Of Resistance series but can be read as a stand-alone. The reader is treated to the landscape of occupied France, mainly Paris, as we join characters trying to disrupt the Nazi war […]

Echoes Down The Centuries House Of Thieves by Rachel Walkley is an enthralling dual timeline that entertained me from the start. The action is set in 1812 and present day in a large old house with artefacts looked after by a trust. As we read, the story unfolds in both periods by the same, single […]