Like many who had direct experience of World War I, Helen Fox never really recovered […]
The Remembered Soldier, by Anjet Daanje
Noon Merkham does not know who he is. The name he bears is just a […]
A Long Long Way, by Sebastian Barry
Trigger warning for brief description of rape and mutilation. I always read historical fiction about […]
The White Lady, by Jacqueline Winspear
Linni de Witt is supposed to be retired. She’s definitely earned it, since she worked […]
The Warm Hands of Ghosts, by Katherine Arden
It’s been just over 100 years since the end of World War I. The last […]
The Witch’s Lens, by Luanne G. Smith
Petra Kurková’s life of quiet desperation is a little different from the usual kind, as […]
The World and All That It Holds, by Aleksandar Hemon
Pinto, the son of a Jewish apothecary in Sarajevo, was made for gentler times. He’s […]
At Night All Blood is Black, by David Diop
Once a certain amount of time has passed and once we’ve heard a story the […]
Two Storm Wood, by Philip Gray
Note: This book was originally scheduled to come out in June 2021. According to Edelweiss, […]
The Absolutist, by John Boyne
The dictionary definitions of “cowardice” and “bravery” pale in comparison to actually deciding what to […]