Amazing how time and schedules can change
Gisela Cramer is an American living in eastern Germany with her cousin
Ella Reinhardt. When the Red Army invades, they must leave their home to escape
to safety in Berlin.
However, Ella is a nurse and refuses to leave, sending her young
daughters with Gisela. During their journey, Gisela meets Mitch Edwards, an
escaped British POW. She pretends she is his wife in order to preserve his
safety among other Germans, especially one wounded German soldier, Kurt, who
has suspicions about Mitch’s identity. Kurt also has feelings for Gisela and
tries to uncover the truth about her “marriage.”
Their journey to Gisela’s mother in Berlin is riddled with tragedy and
hardship, but they strive to keep Ella's daughters safe so they can reunite
with their mother. During the journey Gisela and Mitch begin to develop
feelings for one another beyond friendship. They reach Berlin, but their
struggles are far from over. Gisela and Mitch must learn to live for the day
and find hope in the darkest of circumstances.
In this moving, historically accurate portrayal of WWII Germany, the
characters learn that, even with destruction all around them, some things last
forever.
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Becka struggles to sort out her feelings for her new boss just as her
patient passes away under unusual circumstances. Suddenly, her past catches up
with her and the unnerving details of her heritage make Becka look like a
murder suspect. Worse, all sense of home and all hope for love vanish.
Even if she could clear her name, a phone call from prison wraps a
suffocating shroud around her heart. Her father is out—and he needs her help.
Can Becka open her new life to the man who has prematurely taken so many? Or
will her father’s legacy make it impossible to open her heart at all?
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11 comments:
Always enjoy WWII novels. Have a great week.
Both your books look good, but especially Daisies are Forever. I'm off to check out your giveaways.
I see a review of Death by the Book, will have to check that out. I liked the first book.
The cover of Daisies are Forever is nice as well.
Both books look so very good. I am reading so many books set in WWi and 2 and finding so many different aspects of civilian life during War which is fascinating.
Daisies are Forever does sound interesting and I might look it up to read as it would fulfil one of my challenge requirements. Have a great reading week.
Daisies are Forever caught my eye, I love WWII reads. Well done catching up on reviews, still a work in progress for me lol. Have a great week and happy reading
Glad you are doing well with the Clean Sweep ARC challenge. The books sound really good. Have a great week!
Both of your books sound like books I'd enjoy. I'm adding them to my Goodreads page.
Thanks for sharing and for visiting my blog.
Daisies are Forever has a gorgeous cover, I hope you enjoy it!
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I enjoy books set around WWII so Daisies are Forever caught my eye. Enjoy your week!
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