Coming Attractions for September 2019

I can hardly believe it that September is here. Fun fact. Eighty years have passed since WWII has begun on September 1st, 1939 in Europe, with Germany's forcible annexation of Poland. I also have a number of WWII literature to review, two for Fresh fiction and one for my blog. For those wondering, I will post links to my Fresh Fiction Reviews in December, which will total about 20+ reviews. So this month, a lot of interesting literary travels around the world; namely to South Africa through Bianca Marais's IF YOU WANT TO MAKE GOD LAUGH, then to South America, Argentina in THE THIRD DAUGHTER and even a possible travel to Iceland through A FIST OR A HEART, yes another read for Fresh Fiction. Without further ado, here are some of my reads and possible reviews...

Book Spotlights/Reviews:

Dead on Ice by Lauren Carr ( September 16th, 2019)

Real Murder by Lauren Carr (September 30th, 2019)

Possible Reviews:

Alice and Gerald; a Homicidal Love Story by Ron Franscell

The Devil's Wind by Steve Goble

Promised Land by Martin Fletcher

No past tense; Love and Survival in the Shadow of the Holocaust by D.Z. Stone

The Body in Griffith Park by Jennifer Kincheloe

An Unorthodox Match by Naomi Ragen

Planned Reads:

Dinosaurs without bones; Dinosaur Lives revealed by Their Trace Fossils by Anthony J Martin

Lies My Teacher Told Me; Everything you American History Textbook Got Wrong by James W. Loewen

The Third Daughter by Talia Carner

The Square by Choi In-Hun

The Fragility of Bodies by Sergio Olguin

The Kennedy Moment by Peter Adamson

Blood by Maggie Gee

Flight of the Sparrow by Amy Belding Brown

Rough Passage to London; a Sea Captain's Tale by Robin Lloyd

For Fresh Fiction: 

The Song of the Jade Lily by Kirsty Manning

If You Want to make God Laugh by Bianca Marais

A Fist or a Heart by Kristin Eiriksdottir

I Spy by Claire Kendal

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