Welome book bloggers! Feel free to cruise around this site to get a feel for what NIGHT OF FLAMES is all about and why I´m so passionate about the courage and heroism of ordinary people during WW2.
Then post a comment about why you think you might enjoy reading and reviewing NIGHT OF FLAMES. You may be the winner of a copy signed by the author (that would be me).
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Wednesday, October 22, 2008
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Hi Douglas,
I saw your post on Book Blogs and came right over to your site! :)
I am a member of Book Blogs as well and a book reviewer for 'Book Reviews By Bobbie' http://bookreviewsbybobbie.wordpress.com/
I read the information about your book 'Night of Flames' and thought it thought it looked really interesting. I didn't realize that there was a 'resistance' that helped American pilots during World War 2. That's amazing!
I would love to have a copy of your book 'Night of Flames' to read and review.
It sounds like a superb book!
I've read several books about the Holocaust and several books about Anne Frank so I am familiar with books that show human struggles and their desire to once again be free.
I would really enjoy reading your novel.
Cheers,
Bobbie Crawford-McCoy
I saw your post over at book blogs as well! Your blurb about the book caught my attention because WWII is a particular favorite part of history for me. You can read a post I did about it last year on my blog, if you want, here. That post is mostly about my interest in Holocaust memoirs but I like all kinds of personal stories about that period in time. Anyway, it sounds great :)
I blog about books over at www.corinnesbookreviews.blogspot.com
I am a big fan of historical fiction. Especially about WWII. Always read every book I can get my hands on and yours sounds very good. Am a librarian in a small town and would love to add it to our shelves.
Yay for me! ;-)
I'm so happy I won a copy of 'Night of Flames'.
Thank you very, very much Doug Jacobson!!
I saw that you were on the participant list for the WWII reading challenge and stopped over to take a look at your page. Your book sounds really interesting. I'm going to have to check it out at some point. I've read a lot of various things about WWII - my grandfather and his brothers where army photographers during the war. They never really spoke much of their experience so I guess that's why I read about it. I also learned a lot about the various things that were going on in Poland during the war during a visit to meet my relatives there in 2007. I like the idea that your book highlight some of those courageous Poles. As with the nurses this is a group of people that contributed a lot to the war but are so over looked.
And speaking of those nurses I highly recommend a book called And if I Perish. Its a non-fiction work about the Army nurses of WWII. I read it a few years ago...such a fascinating read. I couldn't put it down.
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