Category: Books

Château Duval

Château Duval

“Château Duval” is a captivating tale set in 1920s England and France. Genevieve Martin’s love story with Etienne Duval unfolds against the backdrop of family traditions, education at Oxford, and the looming threat of war. The narrative intricately weaves personal and historical elements, creating a compelling saga of love, loss, and unexpected roles played during a turbulent era. The revelation of Genevieve’s story, shared decades later, adds a poignant layer to this engaging novel.

God’s Desires for You

God’s Desires for You

“God’s Desires for You” is a concise guide, exploring how to please God and attain eternal life. It delves into biblical teachings, offering answers for those seeking a deeper connection and a place in heaven. This book serves as a roadmap to understanding God’s desires, emphasizing obedience and a meaningful relationship for a life filled with divine blessings, peace, and joy.

Three Married Women and Her

Three Married Women and Her

“Three Married Women and Her” is a gripping novel delving into adultery from both the wife’s and the other woman’s perspectives. The tension builds relentlessly, culminating in a heart-pounding clash between the characters. The plot remains intense even after their meeting, with unpredictable twists. Fueled by desire, retribution, hate, lust, love, and fear, the novella offers a riveting read, likely consumed in a single sitting due to its compelling narrative.

Dinner with Churchill

Dinner with Churchill

“Dinner with Churchill” delves into a pivotal meeting during WWII between Churchill and Chamberlain. This historical narrative weaves the personal journey of Lucy Armitage into the political tapestry, offering a front-row view of a crucial event. The juxtaposition of Churchill and Chamberlain adds depth, revealing wartime complexities. Lucy’s evolution from a baker’s daughter to a key figure in the Admiralty’s secretarial team adds a personal touch. As war looms, Lucy’s trials intertwine with the broader contest between good and evil. Meticulous research and storytelling prowess make this book a captivating read, blending fact and fiction seamlessly. A must-read for history enthusiasts and those craving a well-crafted narrative.

The Dragon from Guangzhou 

The Dragon from Guangzhou 

There is a lot of good to be said about this book. The story unfolds in a natural fashion, and it is easy to feel for the characters and the situations they find themselves in. There is always something happening, and the general lack of unnecessary intrigues means that no word is wasted. The descriptive writing style was transportive, and there is a general sense of purpose throughout the book.

The heroine is somewhat reckless, but also fun. When placed in positions of power, she rules with femininity and strength, a combination which makes her very likeable. The delicate balance that is struck between positivity and drama is held until the end. A fantastic read!

Glue

Glue

This book immediately captured my attention. I mean come on I couldn’t put it down I ended up reading it in three days! Dacia goes through so much from beginning to end and the roller coaster of events are so suspenseful it was diffixult to assume what was going to happen next! DW Plato’s work is so captivating I felt like I was sitting right there watching all of these incidents take place! It had me emotionally tied I felt angry and empathetic for the character all in one! I can’t wait to read her other books!!!!!

Max’s War

Max’s War

Libby Hellmann’s narrative is a heartfelt tribute, honoring her late father-in-law’s commitment with the OSS and his courageous interrogation of German POWs. “Max’s War” stands as an epic tale, capturing the resilience of the human spirit amidst the chaos of war, the complexities of love, and the unwavering pursuit of reconstruction. The book skillfully intertwines personal and historical narratives, creating a deeply moving and unforgettable portrayal of one man’s odyssey through a defining period in history.