Cathy Kemp
Night Climbing
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In the spring of 1936, murmurings across Europe indicate the potential for another conflict with Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. Local communities see ...Read Review
The Guernsey Girls Go to War
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The second of Mary Wood’s Guernsey Girls trilogy, this volume begins partway through 1940 in Stepney, east London, with an insight into Annie ...Read Review
The Devil to Pay (Nightingale & Courtney, 2)
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In the summer of 1802, shortly after the cessation of hostilities in the French Revolutionary wars, we find the main character, Lieutenant Arthur Courtney, ...Read Review
Love Will Find a Way
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In the quiet town of Cliffehaven, a newborn infant mysteriously appears in the crib of the parish church in the lead-up to Christmas 1946. ...Read Review
Spitting Gold
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Spiritualism has had many believers throughout history but was probably at its peak in the 19th century. The Mothe sisters, Sylvie and Charlotte, ...Read Review
Dream a Little Dream
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The formulation of stories within the historical fiction genre is often accompanied by some anticipation as the tale develops along unusual paths. Sadly, ...Read Review
The Other Side of Paradise
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The expectations for any young woman in society in the 1920s was to make a good impression as a debutante and so secure ...Read Review
Farewell Dinner for a Spy (William Catesby)
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The eighth of Wilson’s spy thrillers in the series begins with William Catesby’s recall to London for a dressing-down from his ...Read Review
The Runaway Daughter (The Lancashire Girls, 3)
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The third book in the Lancashire Girls series, this is a standalone story set in 1818 which keeps its reader engaged as we follow ...Read Review
The Watchman’s Widow (The Sheffield Sagas, 3)
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Sheffield 1873. Capturing the essence of aspects of daily life when writing historical fiction is key to bringing some realism to the storyline an ...Read Review
