WW2
Catching the Tide
This is certainly ‘a good read’ at almost 600 pages. I found it quite a challenge, as there is no…
After Midnight
“A writer who is afraid is no true writer,” say the bohemian characters in Irmgard Keun’s 1937 novel, though the…
Death in the City of Light: The Serial Killer of Nazi-Occupied Paris
As swastikas decorate their national monuments, French authorities make an even more horrific discovery at a house in the fashionable…
The Woman Who Heard Color
Lauren O’Farrell’s job in present-day New York as an “art detective” is to track down pieces lost during World War…
Paris Noire
Americans sometimes forget that racism also exists in other countries – even France, better known for welcoming African-American artists in…
Hellfire
August, 1942, North Africa. General Gott, the commander of the Eighth Army, is killed, and suspicion points to a previously…
Last Train from Liguria
Spinster Bella Stuart, at the insistence of her cold-hearted father, leaves London for Italy in 1933 to become a governess…
Eva Braun: Life with Hitler
This meticulously-researched and documented biography is far more than the story of Eva Braun, Hitler’s longtime mistress and, very briefly,…
Victory and Honor
Just after Victory in Europe day, Cletus Frade, Army Air Force fighter jockey, Argentine commercial pilot, and member of the…
Day of Vengeance
Jack Christie is a boy cornered in time-travelling conflict. His father, along with a team of top-secret scientists, has created…
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