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November 11, 2021

Veterans Day

JayneMiscfamilies / news / veterans / Veterans Day / War / Military / war veterans8 Comments

I’m just listing an assortment of various articles I’ve read so far this morning. Thank a veteran today for their service. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier – “For decades, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery has drawn crowds to honor unidentified service members who died in ... more >

April 14, 2021

DUELING REVIEW: The Last Kiss by Sally Malcolm

SiriusB Reviews / B Reviews Category / Book Reviews / DNF Reviews1910s / ableism / Belgium / class differences / dependency / disability / England / historical m/m romance / joint review / non agency / post WWI / traumatic-past / veterans / World War I3 Comments

A tender and triumphant story of forbidden love in the aftermath of war. When Captain Ashleigh Arthur Dalton went to war in 1914, he never expected to fall in love. Yet over three long years at the front, his dashing batman, Private West, became his reason for fighting—and his reason ... more >

July 14, 2018

REVIEW: In Love and War by Liz Trenow

JayneB Reviews / Book ReviewsBelgium / England / Germany / Historical / Historical fiction / post WWI / reconciliation / veterans / widow / Womens-Fiction / World War IComments Off on REVIEW: In Love and War by Liz Trenow

In the summer of 1919, British Ruby is mourning her beloved husband Bertie, missing since 1916. His grief-stricken parents ask one last task of her: travel to the Belgian battlefields to find Bertie’s grave, and with it the peace that will come with knowing his final resting place. Alice, an ... more >

May 23, 2018

REVIEW: Birds of a Feather by Lorin Lindner

JayneB Reviews / Book Reviewsautobiography / non-fiction / psychological therapy / PTSD / veterans / war veterans1 Comments

Animal lover though she was, Lorin Lindner was definitely not looking for a pet. She was busy training to be a psychologist. Then came Sammy – a mischievous and extremely loud bright pink Moluccan cockatoo who had been abandoned. It was love at first sight. But Sammy needed a companion. ... more >

August 7, 2017

REVIEW: Irresistible by Mary Balogh

JanineB- Reviews / C+ Reviewsbaronet / Blackmail / historical romance / Regency England / unrequited-love / veterans / widow13 Comments

Dear Ms. Balogh, Earlier this year, I blogged about Indiscreet and Unforgiven, the first two books in your Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse series, which features four cavalry officers who served in the Napoleonic War. Irresistible is the third and final book in the series, concerning the last two horsemen, ... more >

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February 6, 2015

Friday News: Changing the perception of vets, great essay on reading, book translations across Europe, and literary rejections website

JanetPublishing News"broken" hero / book rejections / global markets / Jane Austen / Military / reading / stereotypes / translation / veterans11 Comments

Coming Home to Damaging Stereotypes – Chris Marvin is tired of the “broken hero” stereotype of military veterans. Considering how common this stereotype is in Romance (both m/f and m/m), even if the hero isn’t always a vet, Marvin’s frustration with the way vets are often pitied and stigmatized is ... more >

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