book review, historical fiction

Review: Song For Another Home by Bora Lee Reed

Song For Another Home by Bora Lee Reed is a dual POV novel taking place just after the Americans and Chinese enter the Korean War. Oksoon, her mother, and brother are forced to flee Pyeongyang due to unrest. They journey on foot south to Seoul to find Oksoon's father and other brother. The other POV… Continue reading Review: Song For Another Home by Bora Lee Reed

book review, historical fiction

Review: The Briar Club by Kate Quinn

Taking place in 1950s Red-scare Washington, D.C., The Briar Club follows the internal machinations of Briarwood Boarding House. Run by the stingy Mrs. Nilsson, along with her wise-beyond-his-years teenage son Pete and aspiring baker daughter Lina. There's Grace March, enigmatic, compassionate, motherly, but holds a damning secret. Fliss, the "perfect" house mate and mom to… Continue reading Review: The Briar Club by Kate Quinn