Novels of the Great War

The Novels of the Great War Series takes readers on a journey back in time to one of the most consequential years of the past two centuries—1918. The characters in these novels are shoulder to shoulder with real American heroes from World War One. These are stories of honor, courage, commitment, compassion, love, and survival against the odds. They give readers unique perspectives and viewpoints from characters not found in other WWI novels.

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Medical journalist Alice Simmons has one last chance to stay alive in this story of courage, humility, determination, compassion, and hope during the last year of World War One.

Fans of inspiring war narratives will find much to love in this novel.

Rousing historical fiction with a feminist bent.

Kirkus Star award and "Get It" recommendation:

 ----- Kirkus Reviews

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Dogs Don’t Cry – Novels of the Great War is a dog novel wrapped inside a coming-of-age story. A dog’s devotion, courage, and intelligence stand between two French teens and despair. Love and determination sustain the threesome as they flee the tidal wave of war. A story of hardship, peril, resilience, and hope.

This . . . is as emotionally affecting as it is historically authentic. A remarkably sensitive depiction of the teenage psyche under unthinkable pressure. 

“Get It” recommendation ----Kirkus Reviews

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