One woman on a hopeless mission in Panama. How far will she go to help the Allies? The Unlikely Spy by Sophie Schiller Genre: Historical Spy Thriller Casablanca meets Notorious in a Hitchcock-style thriller of espionage, romance, adventure, and intrigue. During the Great War in 1917, Emma Christensen is a young widow who returns to … Continue reading Silver Dagger Book Tours – THE UNLIKELY SPY
Category: WWII
#DidYouKnow – The U.S. Number of WWII Submarines Casualties
#DidYouKnow is a Blog Series on www.jmnorthup.com I recently visited the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, Texas. Originally in honor of Admiral Nimitz, he would not have a memorial that didn't honor ALL those who served. During my visit, I discovered many new things. One tidbit... Did you know how many submarines the … Continue reading #DidYouKnow – The U.S. Number of WWII Submarines Casualties
#WhatNornsReads – THE WEHR WOLF: A SHORT STORY Reviews From Our Book Club
A blog series featured on https://jmnorthup.com/tag/whatnornsreads PURCHASE LINK REVIEWED BY J.M. NORTHUP Tragic and PowerfulThe blend of German folklore and WWII was brilliant. The humanity of Uwe made the monsters more defined by their lack of compassion. The appeal from benefits reaped made the Devil’s promises and evil itself more appealing. Combined, it was a … Continue reading #WhatNornsReads – THE WEHR WOLF: A SHORT STORY Reviews From Our Book Club
My Book Review of The Wehrwolf: A Short Story
The Wehrwolf by Alma Katsu My rating: 5 of 5 stars Tragic and PowerfulThe blend of German folklore and WWII was brilliant. The humanity of Uwe made the monsters more defined by their lack of compassion. The appeal from benefits reaped made the Devil's promises and evil itself more appealing. Combined, it was a fantastic … Continue reading My Book Review of The Wehrwolf: A Short Story
#BooksForTheHoliday – Readers, Today’s National V-J Day
LEARN MORE Though August 15, 1945 is when the officials announced the surrender of Japan, ending the second world war, they didn't actually sign their surrender until September 2, 1945. We remember this important day because it brought peace after six horrific years of hellish conditions, which irrevocably altered our world forever. You can learn … Continue reading #BooksForTheHoliday – Readers, Today’s National V-J Day
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