The Girl From Berlin by Kate Hewitt #BookReview @author_kate

HAPPY PUBLICATION DAY TO KATE HEWITT AND THE GIRL FROM BERLIN

The Girl From Berlin by Kate Hewitt

Published February 25th 2021 by Bookouture

The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles #BookReview #AudiobookReview

The Paris Library by Janet Skeslien Charles, Narrated by Nicky Diss, Sarah Feathers and Esther Wane

Published February 9th 2021 by Simon & Schuster Audio, Atria Books

Christian Fiction: The Doctor’s Lady, Night Bird Calling #AudiobookReview #LibraryLoveChallenge

Both of the books in this post are Christian Fiction, Historical Fiction and there is some Romance in each of them. The narrators, Susan Hanfield and Marguerite Gavin are both new to me, and did a very good job. I will not hesitate to listen to other books they narrate.

The Girl at the Back of the Bus by Suzette D. Harrison #BookReview

The Girl at the Back of the Bus by Suzette D. Harrison

Published February 8th 2021 by Bookouture

Murder in the Belltower by Helena Dixon #BookReview

Murder in the Belltower (Miss Underhay Mysteries #5) by Helena Dixon

Published February 1st 2021 by Bookouture

The Girl From the Channel Islands by Jenny Lecoat #BookReview @JennyLecoat @HarperCollins

This winter, Harlequin Trade Publishing has a wonderful slate of Historical Fiction. Welcome to my stop on the blog tour for The Girl From the Channel Islands by Jenny Lecoat.

Two Historical Fiction Stories (WWI): Beauty Among Ruins and Band of Sisters #AudiobookReviews

I really enjoyed both of these historical fiction stories set during The Great War, aka WWI. Both audiobooks were provided upon request from Netgalley. The rating and opinions shared are my own.

Forgetting the Scot by Jennifer Trethewey #AudiobookReview

Forgetting the Scott (The Highlanders of Balforrs #3) by Jennifer Trethewey, Ruth Urquhart (Narrator)

3.5 Stars:

A Baby on the Doorstep by Rachel Wesson #BookReview @Bookouture @wessonwrites

A Baby on the Doorstep by Rachel Wesson

Published January 22nd 2021 by Bookouture

About the Book: Virginia, 1934: In the middle of the night, he crept through the bushes, thankful for the darkness, for the clouds covering the stars. Tenderly, he opened his bag, lifting the small bundle out. With tears in his eyes, he held her tight, not wanting to let her go. But he had no choice––it was the only way. “This is your new home, little one. You’ll be safe here.”