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Hopefully you had the opportunity to read an excerpt of THE LIEUTENANT’S NURSE on our blog earlier this month. Today we get to tell you what it’s about, and I’m sure you won’t want to miss reading this very unique angle on WWII novel.
In the wake of the bombing of Pearl Harbor, Eva and her fellow nurses band together for the immense duty of keeping the American wounded alive. And the danger that finds Eva threatens everything she holds dear. Amid the chaos and heartbreak, Eva will have to decide whom to trust and how far she will go to protect those she loves.
Set in the vibrant tropical surroundings of the Pacific, THE LIEUTENANT’S NURSE is an evocative, emotional WWII story of love, friendship and the resilient spirit of the heroic nurses of Pearl Harbor.
SARA writes books about love and life, and all of their messy and beautiful imperfections. She believes that the light is just as important as the dark, and that the world is in need of uplifting and heartwarming stories. Born and raised in Hawaii, she studied journalism and later earned graduate degrees in psychology and Chinese medicine (read more). Prior to practicing acupuncture, she worked as a high school counselor and teacher on the famed north shore of Oahu. She is the author of historical novels Island of Sweet Pies and Soldiers and The Lieutenant’s Nurse, with several more in the works. She blames Hawaii for her addiction to writing, and sees no end to its untapped stories.
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I don’t have a favorite, but I like reading about strong women during that era.
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I have read so many great books set during WWII and have enjoyed them all. I am currently reading The Last Year of the War, and am loving it….the subject is one I didn’t know much about, and I adore the characters.
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I loved The Wartime Sisters by Lynda Cohen Loigman.
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I can’t say I have a favorite but I love reading anything about the WWII wartime era
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I loved Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah.
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I loved The Alice Network by Kate Quinn, because of the little known stories of strong women.
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The Alice Network by Kate Quinn because I enjoyed learning about the courageous female spies during the war.
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Would love to win! I read anything I can get my hands on regarding WWII!
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Just getting started on WW2, but I loved Herman Wouk’s Winds of War. Definitely putting this author on my TBR list. Thanks 💕
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I enjoyed The Alice Network. I try to read anything about WWII. Thank you.
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Would love a chance to read this! Thank you 🙂
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I like all of them! I always learn something new!
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I really don’t have a favorite, I read any of them I can and haven’t found one I didn’t like yet!
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I have read so many wonderful and memorable World War 2 novels. The Orphan’s Tale was unforgettable.
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Very intriguing and my curiosity is peaked! Thanks for this chance to win!
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I loved reading historical fiction and have really loved many but my all time favorite is The Nightingale. I just loved all the brave, incredible women in the story and I learned so much. A truly amazing read.
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I read a lot of WWII fiction. When my dad talked about his experiences on USS PITTSBURGH when he was in WWII, my interest grew in all historical fiction about the era.
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Too hard to choose just one, Thank you for the chance,
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I really enjoyed The Wartime Sisters for a recent read. The one that got me hooked on the era, though, was Herman Wouk’s the Winds of War and then War of Remembrance.
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I loved Lilac Girls!
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I love reading historical fiction especially related to WW II- I loved Kristen Hannah’s books!
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Wow, this is a hard one! My favorite has been “The lost girls of Paris”.
Love historical fiction!
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All the Light We Can Not See
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The Kommandant’s Girl by Pam Jenoff
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I like reading about women and their role during WWII. The Alice Network was one of my favorites.
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I have many favorite WWII books, but I enjoyed reading Maggie Bright : A Novel of Dunkirk. It explores beautifully the individual citizens of England who answered the call to arms and sailed their personal boats to Dunkirk to save the troops stranded there. I wish they would make a movie based on this book. Dunkirk is a great movie, but this story should also be told.
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I loved Between Shades of Gray
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No favorite WWII novel.
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I really enjoyed the Nightengale by Kristen Hannah. It was such a good book about WWII. Thanks so much for the chance to win!
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I love all books having to do with WW-2. My favorites are The Nightengale and The Last Year of the War
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Winter Garden by Kristin Hannah
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The Bronze Horseman by Paullina Simons is my top favorite WW2 novel because it has the most epic love story at the center!
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I really love that this book is in the perspective of a female nurse in a war zone, which is unique especially for that time period. Thanks for being on the tour! Sara @ TLC Book Tours
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There are many that I’ve enjoyed reading. Looking forward to reading about Eva Cassidy and her fellow nurses.
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I devour WWII books. I would have to choose Lilac Girls-Martha Hall Kelly. I found it to be an extraordinary debut nove,.
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I love all WWII books. It’s really hard to choose just one. I just finished “The Last Year of the War” and really enjoyed it. Thank you for the chance.
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The Nightingale was amazing!
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To tell you the truth , will be my first.
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