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Tag Archives: WWII
“When the Flames Ravaged,” by Rhonda Dragomir
Death under the Big Top It is 1944, and WWII still rages. All the more reason for massive excitement to sweep through the area when the circus comes to town. Evelyn is a war widow, but has found a new, … Continue reading
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Tagged “When the Flames Ravaged”, 1944, 4F, Accident or Arson, Bank Foreclosure, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Cigarette Causes Fire, Circus Clown, Circus Tragedy, Court Trial, Diner, Heroes, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Hundreds of Deaths, Judge's Decision, Loss of Family, Loss of Home, Missing Child, Mystery Man, Panicking Crowd, Rhonda Dragomir, Smokers Not Careful, Tent Fire, Tickmenot, True Event, Waitress Work, Walking with Jesus, War Widow, WWII
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“The Starlet Spy” by Rachel Scott McDaniel
Undercover Spy! Amelie Blake is a well-known American actress from Sweden who is living a double life. WWII is raging, and important papers with designs of the atomic bomb were mistakenly left in Sweden. She is approached to return to … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Greatest Generation”, “The Starlet Spy”, #TheStarletSpy, Barbour Publishing, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Danger, Double Life, Famous Actress, Find the Plans, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Murder, NetGalley, Never Forget, Rachel Scott McDaniel, Sweden, Thrills, Tickmenot, Trust No One, Undercover Spy, Walking with Jesus, WWII
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“The Sound of Light” by Sarah Sundin
Standing Against the Darkness! It is 1943 in Denmark, during WWII. Germany has control of Denmark, but gives it more freedom than other countries they are occupying. There is more food, the Jewish people are not forced to wear stars … Continue reading
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Tagged “The Sound of Light”, #TheSoundofLight, 1943, American in Foreign Land, Becky's Blog, Danger, Denmark, Female Physicist, German Occupation, Heavily Patrolled, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Jews in Danger, Keep People Hidden, Rationing, Resistance, Revell Publishing, Rules Increased, Sarah Sundin, Scientists, Secret Identity, Spies, Sweden, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Water Escape, WWII
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“What I Would Tell You” by Liz Tolsma
Unexpected Family Roots This is a dual time story. One story takes place during WWII. Mathilda and her husband, Asher, live in Greece, and they are Sephardic Jews. For a while, Mathilda has been writing and printing an underground Jewish … Continue reading
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Tagged “What I Would Tell You”, Becky's Blog, Causes Death, Christian Fiction, College Student, Dual-Time Story, German Merciless Treatment, German Takeover, Greece, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Lives in Danger, New Insights, New Relationship, Outside Help, Protest Newspaper, Repair Relationship, Researches Heritage, Resents Parent's Marriage, Sephardic Jew, Starvation, Stubborn & Foolish, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, WWII
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“On My Honor” by Patty Smith Hall
Go Girls! Shortly after the United States was pulled into WWII by the Pearl Harbor attack, citizens living on the Outer Banks of North Carolina began experiencing enemy attacks along their coastline. Germans found the area unprepared, and started bombing … Continue reading
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Tagged “On My Honor”, Barbour Publishing, Based on True Events, Becky's Blog, Bombing Ships, British Intelligence, Cape Hatteras Lighthouse, Christian Fiction, Colluding with the Enemy, German Enemy, Girl Scouts, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Intrigue, Nazi, Nazi in Disguise, North Carolina, Outer Banks, Patty Smith Hall, Pearl Harbor, Rescue Hurt Man, Resourceful Americans, Ship Bombed, Thriller, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, WWII
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“Escape from Amsterdam” by Lauralee Bliss
Evil on the Move! Helen is a young adult attending teacher college in the late 1930’s. She lives in Amsterdam with her family and has just met Erik. Everything seems exciting, but her entire life, and those all around her, … Continue reading
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“Season of My Enemy” by Naomi Musch
If We Met in Another Time….. Fannie can’t believe she is working on her family’s farm beside German POW’s (prisoners of war). Her mother said they couldn’t get their crop harvested without help. Since her brothers are away in the … Continue reading
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Tagged “Season of My Enemy”, Becky's Blog, Bethany House, bookreadingtic.com, Christian Fiction, Crops Needing Harvesting, Fear of Prisoners, Forbidden Relationship, Forgiveness, Manpower Shortage, Naomi Musch, Patriotism, POW's, Prisioners of War, Tickmenot, Trust, Violence, Walking with Jesus, War Disability, WWII
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“The London Restoration” by Rachel McMillan
A Tangled Web! Diana did secret government work during WWII, while her husband, Brent, was at the front. The war ended, and Brent came home. But it took five … Continue reading
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Tagged “The London Restoration”, Becky's Blog, Change of Career, Church Architects, Church Architecture, Dangerous Work, Home After the War, http://bookreadingtic.com/, London after WWII, Long Separation & Marriage, Rachel McMillan, Relationships after the War, Secret Government Work, Secrets from Spouse, The Cold War, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, WWII
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