M.K. Tod
Where Dead Men Meet
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Where Dead Men Meet is a taut thriller set in 1937 Europe. From the opening scene, even the opening line, we know we’re ...Read Review
Windmill Point
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The grit, tragedy and bold strategy of the American Civil War play out in Jim Stempel’s Windmill Point. Am I glad I ...Read Review
Scent of Triumph
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This novel begins in September 1939. Danielle Bretancourt and her husband, Max, have left their young son, Nicky, with his grandmother in Poland and ...Read Review
The Foundling’s War
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The Foundling’s War takes up the tale of Jean Arnaud, the hero of The Foundling Boy. The story opens in 1940, just as ...Read Review
The Heroes’ Welcome
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The Heroes’ Welcome, Louisa Young’s sequel to her well-received novel My Dear I Wanted to Tell You, opens in March 1919. Peter and ...Read Review
Hell and Good Company: The Spanish Civil War and the World It Made
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The Spanish Civil War was both brutal and heroic. In Hell and Good Company, Richard Rhodes takes us through the major events, but ...Read Review
Arctic Summer
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Spanning the years from 1906 to 1924, Arctic Summer transports readers from England to India and Egypt in this fictional biography of E. M. Forster. ...Read Review
The Shadow of War
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In the opening chapters of The Shadow of War, the first of Stewart Binns’ five-book series on WWI, readers are introduced to the ...Read Review
Certainty
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Victor Bevine’s latest novel, Certainty, is based on a true story. It begins in June 1919, a few months before the end of ...Read Review
A Cool and Lonely Courage
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Susan Ottaway tells the incredible and true story of WWII British special agents, Eileen (Didi) and Jacqueline Nearne. Born in England but raised ...Read Review
