Tag: Eastern Europe
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#Book Review Friday – Time to Let Go by Christoph Fischer
I’m used to being transported to another era when I read a novel by Christoph Fischer. Set in England, his latest offering, Time to Let Go, transports the reader, not through the years, but into the lives of one family dealing with the splintered effects of Alzheimers. I’ve lost several relatives and friends to this […]
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Author Wednesday – Christoph Fischer
Welcome to Author Wednesday. Today I welcome back Christoph Fischer for a guest post about his latest release A Time to Let Go. Christoph’s three other novels are set in Eastern Europe during the years of the Great Wars, and offer glimpses into what it was like for people of all gender, religion (or lack […]
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Book Review Friday – The Bone Church
The Bone Church by Victoria Dougherty with its suspenseful moments and supernatural whispers places it in a unique category of historical fiction. Set in Czechoslovakia between the years of 1943 to 1956, the characters are in constant danger, and one-step away from death throughout the entire book. Even when World War II ends, and Nazi […]
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Book Review Friday – The Luck of the Weissensteiners (Book 1 of The Three Nations Trilogy)
By Patricia Zick @PCZick I interviewed Christoph Fischer in June on Author Wednesday. Today I review his novel The Luck of the Weissensteiners. History of the twentieth century was one of my major areas of study in college. However, the history I studied presented an ethnocentric view of World War II. Of course, I […]
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