Download Wait for Me Book Ð 384 pages

Book Wait for Me

Download Wait for Me Book Ð 384 pages ´ ➽ [Reading] ➿ Wait for Me By Caroline Leech ➲ – Dogsalonbristol.co.uk The perfect blend of sweet romance and historical flavor Wait for Me from debut author Caroline Leech brings a fresh new voice to a much loved genreIt’s 1945 and Lorna Anderson’s life on her fathe The pTo his life back home in Germany the she sees the boy behind the soldier Soon Lorna is battling her own warring heart Loving Paul could mean losing her family and the life she’s always known With tensions rising all around them Lorna must decide how much she’s willing to sacrifice before the end of the war determines their fat Bleeeech If I had to describe this book in one word I would probably choose corny Don't pick this up if you're looking for a moving historical fiction about finding love amidst the horrors of World War 2 Pick it up if you want to read a cheeseball teenage romance with only occasional mentions of those minor inconveniences during the war I read World War 2 historical fiction because I like reading about strong people who had to do hard things to survive during one of the most horrifying times in modern history This book only casually mentioned those horrible things as devices to keep the romance going The Blitz is mentioned once and only because the German love interest is teaching the main character the German words for thunder and lightning which is Blitzen I think the word Nazi is used like once I think that only one character from the main character's Scottish village is killed and he's a character that we never even meet Food rationing is mentioned but they always seem to have plenty of good food to eat It just felt like World War 2 was nothing than a backdrop to the romance The main character is shallow petty and obnoxious She and her best friend are constantly bickering about nothing usually instigated by the main character ragging on the best friend's boyfriend She makes snap judgements about everyone And then she flip flops about those judgements When the German love interest gets to her farm she alternates between thinking he's nothing than a dirty German and thinking he's just a beautiful misunderstood boy I wanted to throttle her for the entire book The German himself isn't bad Just kind of blah The dialogue is a little stiff and I can't tell if its because the author was trying to make it actually sound like the 1940s The end of the book was cheesy and blech Everything was tied up in a nice little bow with little to no fallout for the main character after A MAJOR WAR TAKING PLACE ON THE CONTINENT SHE LIVED ON Moral of the story this book is all fluff and no substance