New Books Featuring Brave Women in World War II

by Susan Roberts

Over the last several years, there have been a lot of books published about World War II in the women's fiction category.  What's interesting to me is that all of these books look at this tumultuous time from different angles and are able to make an interesting new way to look at the war.  What they all have in common is that they feature strong and resilient women who did their part to win the war.  Today I have reviews of three books that will be published in January and February 2023.  Yesterday's Tides looks at the war from the Outer Banks of North Carolina, Code Name Sapphire is about a network that saved downed pilots in France and The Night Angles looks at the part that China played in rescuing Jewish people from the Nazis.

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The Drift by C.J. Tudor ~ a Review

by MK French

In the middle of a catastrophe, three people come together for survival. Hannah is one of several survivors that had been evacuated from a boarding school. Meg is with strangers in a cable car suspended in midair headed to The Retreat, and none of them have any memory of how they got there. Carter is in an isolated ski chalet with companions, and the generator is failing in the storm; somewhere within the chalet is something trying to escape. The three strangers' stories are each part of a larger puzzle, of something threatening all of humanity.

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Against the Currant by Olivia Matthews ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

Lyndsay Murray has long dreamed of open a bakery with her family that celebrated their Caribbean heritage. Just as that dream is about to be a reality, rival bakery owner Claudio is found murdered in his home. Though all the evidence is circumstantial, are the police even looking at other possible suspects or are they just looking for more evidence against Lyndsay?

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Books About the Royal Family

by Susan Roberts

Ok, I'll admit it, I enjoy following the ups and downs of the royal family - who is fighting, who are friends, and all of the exploits of both generations.  Here are reviews of a few books written recently about them.

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Rise by Cain S. Latrani ~ a Review

by MK French

There is war between the Blessed, agents of the Gods, and the Demon Seed. Ramora is a mute Blessed, Warrior-Priestess intent on saving the people from the Demon Seed and Dark Blessed. Beside her is Chara, a clever girl being groomed by Heaven to be a weapon. The two feel they are ready for the challenge, but they're up against the most fearsome of enemies.

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Three self-made women gamble with love, sex and their careers in Meredith Berlin's debut novel

by Donna Huber

Sex and the City was a much-talked-about television show when it debuted in the late 1990s. Three women were making their mark on New York City while navigating careers, love, and friendship. If you were a fan of the television show then you don't want to miss Meredith Berlin's debut novel which delves into the lives of three best friends in their 40s. They are glamourous, self-made women who are willing to gamble everything for one charismatic man captivates who captivates them all.

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