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Tuesday, August 12 Review + Giveaway at The Book Binder’s Daughter
Wednesday, August 13 Thursday, August 14 Friday, August 15 Saturday, August 16 |
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Tuesday, August 12 Review + Giveaway at The Book Binder’s Daughter
Wednesday, August 13 Thursday, August 14 Friday, August 15 Saturday, August 16 |
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[historical fiction]
367 pages
ISBN: 978-0 991967025
In May 1914, Helene Noisette’s father believes war is imminent. Convinced Germany will head straight for Paris, he sends his wife, daughter, mother and younger son to Beaufort, a small village in northern France. But when war erupts a few months later, the German army invades neutral Belgium with the intent of sweeping south towards Paris. And by the end of September, Beaufort is less than twenty miles from the front.
During the years that follow, with the rumbling of guns ever present in the distance, three generations of women come together to cope with deprivation, constant fear and the dreadful impacts of war. In 1917, Helene falls in love with a young Canadian soldier who was wounded in the battle of Vimy Ridge.
But war has a way of separating lovers and families, of twisting promises and dashing hopes, and of turning the naïve and innocent into the jaded and war-weary. As the months pass, Helene is forced to reconcile dreams for the future with harsh reality.
Lies Told in Silence examines love and loss, duty and sacrifice, and the unexpected consequences of lies. [provided by the author]