Aidan K. Morrissey
The God of that Summer
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Originally written in German, this is an intriguing insight into the final months of the Second World War in Europe through the eyes ...Read Review
Portrait of a Woman Madly in Love
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First published in 2004 under the slightly different title of “A Woman Madly in Love,” this is a story about Farida Cooper, a Parsi ...Read Review
A Googly in the Compound
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India, September 25th, 1945: A family gathers around a breakfast table. Each is on an annual pilgrimage to the Sanjana ancestral home, Truth Cottage, ...Read Review
The Dance Tree
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Strasbourg, in the long hot summer of 1518. A woman starts to dance in the market square. The dance is relentless, and soon she ...Read Review
Shipyard Girls Under the Mistletoe
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This, we are told, is the eleventh and penultimate outing for the Sunderland girls working in the wartime shipyards along the River Wear. ...Read Review
Christmas Hope for the Steel Girls
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As heartwarming as a log fire and a mug of mulled wine, Christmas Hope for the Steel Girls is a sequel following the ...Read Review
Christmas with the Cornish Girls
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Cornwall, 1941: A convalescent home for injured officers and an orphanage are the settings for this wartime saga. Eva, Lily and Rose find love ...Read Review
Jubilee: Spies and Raiders of Normandy (The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Series)
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Jubilee tells the fictional story of English secret agent, Arthur Cutter; French Resistance fighter, Talia; American RAF pilot, Ian Faraday; and a host ...Read Review
The Gypsy’s Daughter (Memory Lane)
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The eponymous Harmony Loveridge, “Harry” to her family, friends and others who are neither, is raised on a farm in Kent by loving ...Read Review
The Bloodless Boy
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In 1678, the exsanguinated body of a boy is discovered on the banks of London’s River Fleet. Harry Hunt, working as an assistant ...Read Review