Can't-Wait Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings, to spotlight and talk about the books we're excited about that we have yet to read. It's based on Waiting On Wednesday hosted at Breaking the Spine.
Expected publication: April 2nd 2019 by HQ Digital
An extraordinary story against all the odds…
He vowed in his letter to one day meet her again, once the war was over. But it was a letter Maria couldn’t bring herself to read…
Growing up in the humble Spanish town of Fuentes, Maria dreamed of seeing the world and marrying one day. But before her life can truly start, civil war breaks out and Fuentes is torn apart by violence, secrecy and corruption.
Maria vows to take a stand, yet as an unspeakable tragedy rocks her trust in human decency, her heart hardens and the love she once believed in seems far out of reach. But when she falls for an occupying soldier, she questions whether she can truly love someone who is her enemy?
I've read Kerry Postle's previous book, The Artist's Muse, back in 2017 and it's still one of my favorite books so I'm really excited to read this new upcoming book that's set in Spanish Civil War by her. It sounds amazing and I'm really excited to read it!
Oh wow, this sounds amazing and also like it's going to break readers' hearts into a thousand pieces.
ReplyDeleteI don't think that I have read any books that are set during the Spanish Civil War. It sounds like such an interesting and heart wrenching book. I will have to watch for this one! :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting time period, and I really like that cover!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I've ever read a book set in the Spanish Civil War so it should be interesting!
ReplyDeleteMe too! I'm so excited to read it. Hopefully it's just as good as The Artist's Muse.
ReplyDeleteI'm already crying inside lol
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy this as much as her other one:)
ReplyDeleteOooh! This sounds like a cute read! Great pick!
ReplyDeleteHere’s my WoW!
Ronyell @ Rabbit Ears Book Blog
I think we need more books on the Spanish Civil War because a lot of people don't know about it! We studied it in history and that helped me learn about it more.
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