In Picardys Fields
Book Review, Historical Fiction, Women's Fiction, WWI

In Picardy’s Fields (Resistance Girl #1) by Hannah Byron

Baroness Agnès de Saint-Aubin is a young Parisian doctor with a mysterious past. She follows the attractive—but married—Dr. Alan Bell to the front lines at the Château de Dragoncourt in Picardy, where they help battle the horrors of the trench war. When the castle is captured by German soldiers, the war turns personal as Agnès’s… Continue reading In Picardy’s Fields (Resistance Girl #1) by Hannah Byron

Book Review, Gould, Florence, NetGalley, Nonfiction, St. Martin's Press, WWI, WWII

A Dangerous Woman: The Life of Florence Gould by Susan Ronald

Florence understood instinctively that beauty, as well as money, was power; and she had both in abundance. Florence Gould was an intelligent, conniving, self-centered, savvy business woman, but most of all she was a survivor.  She survived the San Francisco earthquake and fire as a child, a major flood in France, World War I and… Continue reading A Dangerous Woman: The Life of Florence Gould by Susan Ronald