June '23 Book List

Only six books read in June because *reasons*. (Which I may or may not write about in a future blog post.)

The White Lady wherein Jacqueline Winspear introduces us to a new heroine, Elinor White. I can see this character being as successful as Maise Dobbs.

The Messenger  and The Secret Servant are the sixth and seventh in Daniel Silva's Gabriel Allon series.

Two Wars and a Wedding by Lauren Willig follows Betsy Hayes to Greece in 1896 as she pursues her dream of being allowed to participate in the male dominated world of archaeology. When conflict between Greece and Turkey escalates to war, she rushes to the front lines as a nurse.

Two years later, back in America Betsy joins Clara Barton and the Red Cross heading to Cuba to treat the sick and wounded during the Spanish-American War. This book is based on the heroism of real women. Willig does a fine job of entwining an interesting story with historical facts.

The Fourth Enemy is the sixth book in the Daniel Pitt series by Anne Perry.

Dark Horse is the first book of the Elena Estes series by Tami Hoag.