WWI - WWII

Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The Fires of Gallipoli"

3 days ago4 min read

Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The Fires of Gallipoli"

Book Title: The Fires of Gallipoli Series: n/a Author: Barney Campbell Publication Date: February 13th, 2025 Publisher: Elliott &...

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Finding Out the Truth at the Onset of WWII - an Editorial Review of "Ava and Shalom"

DK Marley

Feb 46 min read

Finding Out the Truth at the Onset of WWII - an Editorial Review of "Ava and Shalom"

Book Blurb: A deeply moving and truly unforgettable story of love and survival. A must-read that celebrates family, resilience, and the...

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Against the Backdrop of the Berlin Wall - an Editorial Review of "The Last Secret Kept"

DK Marley

Jan 216 min read

Against the Backdrop of the Berlin Wall - an Editorial Review of "The Last Secret Kept"

Book Blurb: “Elaine Stock’s The Last Secret Kept is a captivating and profoundly moving book that explores complex and universal themes...

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New Release and Cover Reveal for "The Finding" - a WWII Novella by Jane Hunt

DK Marley

Dec 19, 20241 min read

New Release and Cover Reveal for "The Finding" - a WWII Novella by Jane Hunt

"The Finding" by Jane Hunt - book cover Congratulations to Jane Hunt for her new WWII Novella "The Finding" Cover design by White Rabbit...

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A Woman in Search of Her Father During the Russian Revolution - an Editorial Review of "The Locket" by B. G. Cousins

DK Marley

Dec 9, 20246 min read

A Woman in Search of Her Father During the Russian Revolution - an Editorial Review of "The Locket" by B. G. Cousins

Book Blurb: A woman in search of her father. A soldier in search of a future. A journey through the maelstrom of the Russian Revolution....

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The True Story of Occupied France's Romeo and Juliet - an Editorial Review of "Love & Betrayal in the City of Light"

DK Marley

Dec 3, 202410 min read

The True Story of Occupied France's Romeo and Juliet - an Editorial Review of "Love & Betrayal in the City of Light"

Book Blurb: 1992. Josephine has many regrets. Despite having a family and forging a new life in post-war America, Josephine is haunted by...

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A Captivating Story of Forbidden Love During WWII - an Editorial Review of "The Winds of Autumn"

DK Marley

Nov 28, 20245 min read

A Captivating Story of Forbidden Love During WWII - an Editorial Review of "The Winds of Autumn"

Book Blurb: A captivating story of forbidden love, passion, and betrayal set against the sweeping backdrop of the American West. The War...

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Fearing for a Child in Nazi Occupied Europe - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Adrian, Book Two"

DK Marley

Nov 13, 20245 min read

Fearing for a Child in Nazi Occupied Europe - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Adrian, Book Two"

Book Blurb: How do you reconcile a decision you made in the past when the world erupts in war, threatening the life of someone you love...

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One Boy's Struggle to Survive the Holocaust - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Simon, Book One"

DK Marley

Nov 11, 20245 min read

One Boy's Struggle to Survive the Holocaust - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Simon, Book One"

Book Blurb: When Nazi Germany troops enter Krakow, Poland on September 2, 1939, fourteen-year-old Simon Baron learns two truths that have...

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The Horrors of Siberian Gulags During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Like Embers in the Night"

DK Marley

Nov 8, 20244 min read

The Horrors of Siberian Gulags During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Like Embers in the Night"

Book Blurb: During Stalin's brutal reign of terror, Janek, a Polish soldier, and his wife, Wanda, endure the horrors of Soviet labor...

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Featured Spotlight with Bookouture's Sharon Maas and Her New Book "The Last Agent in Paris"

DK Marley

Nov 7, 202410 min read

Featured Spotlight with Bookouture's Sharon Maas and Her New Book "The Last Agent in Paris"

As the bombs rained down on Paris, my family fled before the Nazis could take us. I never thought I’d see my beloved home again. But I’ve...

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The Power of Language to Shape and Misshape History - an Editorial Review of "Uriel Through Eleanor"

DK Marley

Nov 1, 20248 min read

The Power of Language to Shape and Misshape History - an Editorial Review of "Uriel Through Eleanor"

Book Blurb: Uriel “Uri” Katz, World War Two veteran, concentration camp liberator, devout atheist, contrarian, cynic and lifelong...

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Danger on Two Fronts from Relic-hunting Nazis - an Editorial Review of "Stones of Wrath: the Twins"

DK Marley

Oct 31, 20246 min read

Danger on Two Fronts from Relic-hunting Nazis - an Editorial Review of "Stones of Wrath: the Twins"

Book Blurb: Relic-hunting Nazis, an earthquake, danger on two fronts. Professor of Archaeology, Mikkel Jacobsen thinks he has found peace...

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Escaping the Soviet Army and the Fight for Survival - an Editorial Review of "The Refugee's Daughter"

DK Marley

Oct 25, 20245 min read

Escaping the Soviet Army and the Fight for Survival - an Editorial Review of "The Refugee's Daughter"

Book Blurb: Amid wartime brutality and unimaginable suffering, a teenager in flight from the Soviet Army struggles to survive, find her...

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The Phone Call That Saved Paris - a Featured Spotlight on Bookouture's "The Paris Inheritance" by Natalie Meg Evans

DK Marley

Oct 21, 20246 min read

The Phone Call That Saved Paris - a Featured Spotlight on Bookouture's "The Paris Inheritance" by Natalie Meg Evans

In the early hours of June 14th, 1940, Paris teetered on the brink. The German army was massing to the north of the city. Panzer...

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A Sunny Town with a Dark Underbelly - an Editorial Review of "Florida Girls: a Novel"

DK Marley

Oct 16, 20245 min read

A Sunny Town with a Dark Underbelly - an Editorial Review of "Florida Girls: a Novel"

Book Blurb: A war bond tour full of eager young women. A sunny town with a dark underbelly. When the Florida Girls start shooting back,...

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Looking for a Place to Belong During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Immigrant Soldier"

DK Marley

Oct 14, 20246 min read

Looking for a Place to Belong During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Immigrant Soldier"

Book Blurb: Germany, November 1938. Hitler and his Nazis launch the pogrom that will be known as Kristallnacht. Herman watches in horror...

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The Dream of Ziegfeld Follies - an Editorial Review of "Jessie"

DK Marley

Sep 11, 20246 min read

The Dream of Ziegfeld Follies - an Editorial Review of "Jessie"

Book Blurb: It's 1936. Allentown, PA. After being deserted by her mother, fourteen-year-old Jesse Mae Maundy lives with her abusive...

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A Violinist Uses Music to Survive in Soviet Russia - an Editorial Review of "The Reluctant Conductor"

DK Marley

Sep 9, 20246 min read

A Violinist Uses Music to Survive in Soviet Russia - an Editorial Review of "The Reluctant Conductor"

Book Blurb: Feeling stifled as a Jew living in a Moldovan shtetl, violinist Elazar just wants to find love and eventually succeed his...

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A Reminder that Love is the Only Truth - an Editorial Review of "Between the Clouds and the River"

DK Marley

Sep 8, 20245 min read

A Reminder that Love is the Only Truth - an Editorial Review of "Between the Clouds and the River"

Book Blurb: 1942: Twenty-four year old Bernhardt Lang is swept along by the currents of war, until an unexpected ally helps him live a...

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Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The Fires of Gallipoli"

Finding Out the Truth at the Onset of WWII - an Editorial Review of "Ava and Shalom"

Against the Backdrop of the Berlin Wall - an Editorial Review of "The Last Secret Kept"

New Release and Cover Reveal for "The Finding" - a WWII Novella by Jane Hunt

A Woman in Search of Her Father During the Russian Revolution - an Editorial Review of "The Locket" by B. G. Cousins

The True Story of Occupied France's Romeo and Juliet - an Editorial Review of "Love & Betrayal in the City of Light"

A Captivating Story of Forbidden Love During WWII - an Editorial Review of "The Winds of Autumn"

Fearing for a Child in Nazi Occupied Europe - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Adrian, Book Two"

One Boy's Struggle to Survive the Holocaust - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Simon, Book One"

The Horrors of Siberian Gulags During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Like Embers in the Night"

Featured Spotlight with Bookouture's Sharon Maas and Her New Book "The Last Agent in Paris"

The Power of Language to Shape and Misshape History - an Editorial Review of "Uriel Through Eleanor"

Danger on Two Fronts from Relic-hunting Nazis - an Editorial Review of "Stones of Wrath: the Twins"

Escaping the Soviet Army and the Fight for Survival - an Editorial Review of "The Refugee's Daughter"

The Phone Call That Saved Paris - a Featured Spotlight on Bookouture's "The Paris Inheritance" by Natalie Meg Evans

A Sunny Town with a Dark Underbelly - an Editorial Review of "Florida Girls: a Novel"

Looking for a Place to Belong During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Immigrant Soldier"

The Dream of Ziegfeld Follies - an Editorial Review of "Jessie"

A Violinist Uses Music to Survive in Soviet Russia - an Editorial Review of "The Reluctant Conductor"

A Reminder that Love is the Only Truth - an Editorial Review of "Between the Clouds and the River"

The Hist Fic Chickie Blog

Blog Tour and Book Excerpt for "The Fires of Gallipoli"

Finding Out the Truth at the Onset of WWII - an Editorial Review of "Ava and Shalom"

Against the Backdrop of the Berlin Wall - an Editorial Review of "The Last Secret Kept"

New Release and Cover Reveal for "The Finding" - a WWII Novella by Jane Hunt

A Woman in Search of Her Father During the Russian Revolution - an Editorial Review of "The Locket" by B. G. Cousins

The True Story of Occupied France's Romeo and Juliet - an Editorial Review of "Love & Betrayal in the City of Light"

A Captivating Story of Forbidden Love During WWII - an Editorial Review of "The Winds of Autumn"

Fearing for a Child in Nazi Occupied Europe - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Adrian, Book Two"

One Boy's Struggle to Survive the Holocaust - an Editorial Review of "Concerto - Simon, Book One"

The Horrors of Siberian Gulags During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Like Embers in the Night"

Featured Spotlight with Bookouture's Sharon Maas and Her New Book "The Last Agent in Paris"

The Power of Language to Shape and Misshape History - an Editorial Review of "Uriel Through Eleanor"

Danger on Two Fronts from Relic-hunting Nazis - an Editorial Review of "Stones of Wrath: the Twins"

Escaping the Soviet Army and the Fight for Survival - an Editorial Review of "The Refugee's Daughter"

The Phone Call That Saved Paris - a Featured Spotlight on Bookouture's "The Paris Inheritance" by Natalie Meg Evans

A Sunny Town with a Dark Underbelly - an Editorial Review of "Florida Girls: a Novel"

Looking for a Place to Belong During WWII - an Editorial Review of "Immigrant Soldier"

The Dream of Ziegfeld Follies - an Editorial Review of "Jessie"

A Violinist Uses Music to Survive in Soviet Russia - an Editorial Review of "The Reluctant Conductor"

A Reminder that Love is the Only Truth - an Editorial Review of "Between the Clouds and the River"

The Hist Fic
Chickie Blog