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Merissa (14068 KP) created a post

Jul 3, 2026  
"She lived inside the lie before she saw it for what it was." – Merissa 🕯️✨

FABLES & LIES by ELISABETH STORRS earns a full and exceptional 5 out of 5 stars, and a Goodreads giveaway is live today! Based on a true story, this WWII historical fiction follows an undercover agent navigating a world of deception and enemies-to-lovers tension with breathtaking skill. 💫💔

Head over to the blog to read the full review and enter the Goodreads giveaway!

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Merissa (14068 KP) created a post

Jul 29, 2026 - 5:03 PM  
"Some promises can survive a war. Some people can too."

💫✨ Today's spotlight shines on ONE MORE HOUR OF DAYLIGHT by C.M. GRAY! This moving work of WWII historical fiction and thriller follows those who endure the unendurable, held together by promises that refuse to break even when everything else does. 🌿❤️

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Available in Kindle Unlimited 🎉

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Conversations with Amelia
Conversations with Amelia
Kathleen S. Schmitt | 2012 | Fiction & Poetry
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[Conversations with Amelia] by [Kathleen Schmitt] cover both the history of one of the greatest women, Amelia Earhart, but also the growing pains of a family after WWII. All seen through the eyes of Hannah, who is very naive in the beginning. Her confidant is an imaginary Amelia who gives her good advice and keeps her "flying right".

I have been looking forward to reading this book because Amelia Earhart is one of my favorite figures in history. I was not disappointed. It is well written and interweaves the history with the events happening in the story so that it has a really nice flow. I highly recommend reading this book.
  
At the Stroke of Nine O'Clock
At the Stroke of Nine O'Clock
Jane Davis | 2020
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On the 12th of August 1949, Big Ben was prevented from chiming at 9pm by four and a half minutes because a flock of starlings perched on the minute hand. This event initially panicked the British public, who didn’t know that it was only birds that stopped the clock. In Davis’ new novel, this is not only a starting point for her story, but also a metaphor for the lives of three fictional women living in post-WWII era London, whose lives are about to intersect. My #bookreview of this newly released novel is on my blog here. https://tcl-bookreviews.com/2020/07/14/four-and-a-half-minutes/
  
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Merissa (14068 KP) created a post

Jul 22, 2026  
"Ordinary lives in an extraordinary time, where nothing is untouched by war." – Merissa

🌼✨ THE MAKING OF MARIGOLD MCGRATH by CARRIE HAYES earns a great 4 out of 5 stars in today's review! This warm and absorbing work of WWII historical fiction follows an ordinary woman navigating extraordinary circumstances in a story where the home front is every bit as vivid and vital as the battlefield. 💫

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Available in Kindle Unlimited 🎉

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