Today’s book giveaway is for books 1 and 3 of Maureen Lang’s The Great War series.
Look to the East Synopsis:
France 1914
The small village of Briecourt may be isolated from early battles of World War I, but a century-old feud between the de Colvilles and Toussaints rages in the streets. Despite being adopted as a child, Julitte Toussaint endures the scorn of the de Colvilles more than most, give the folklore surrounding her heritage.
Then everything changes the day the German army sweeps in to occupy Briecourt, trapping a handful of outsiders behind enemy lines, including Belgian entrepreneur Charles Lassone. When Julitte discovers Charles hiding in the church basement, an unexpected and dangerous love blossoms between them.
But heroes aren’t made in cellars. Eager to join the Allied Forces — and prove himself worthy of Julitte’s love — Charles convinces the de Colvilles and the Toussaints to finally work together to smuggle him out.
Yet with the life of every villager on the line, who can be trusted? And when the line between ally and enemy is blurred, will faith and courage be enough to sustain them all?
Springtime of the Spirit Synopsis:
Germany, 1918
Four years of fighting have finally ended, and though there is little to celebrate in Germany, an undercurrent of hope swells in the bustling streets of Munich. Hope for peace, fairness — the possibility of a better tomorrow.
It’s a dream come true for Annaliese Duray. Young and idealistic, she’s fighting on the front lines of Munich’s political scene to give women and the working-class a voice in the new government. But she’s caught off guard by the arrival of Christophe Brecht, a family friend who’s been sent to bring her home.
That’s the last place she wants to go.
Christophe admires Annaliese’s passion. Since returning from the war, he’s not sure he’ll ever believe in anything so deeply again. Yet he can’t help but wonder if she’s abandoned the faith she once cherished for a system of beliefs she doesn’t truly understand.
As the political upheaval ignites in Munich, so does the attraction between Annaliese and Christophe. When an army from Berlin threatens everything Annaliesse has worked for, she and Christophe face choices that could jeopardize their loyalty, their love, and their very lives.
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i get most of my books from Amazon
Thanks for sharing Shelia. 🙂
Most of my books are from the local libraries–they have a used book section that supports the library services.
Love your libraries everyone! Thanks for sharing Danielle. 🙂
I get a lot of my books from doing read/review for authors. Most of the rest I get from Amazon. Our local library is quite small, so I don’t get as many from there anymore, although I do use their Overdrive service to borrow Kindle copies. I also get some from NetGalley.
Doing reviews is a great way to get books and support authors. Thanks for sharing Winnie. 🙂
I get mine from Lifeway locally or on Amazon.
Thanks for sharing Gail. 🙂
I really enjoy reading books about the war I get most of my books at the local library, Lifeway or Books a MIllion, or the library bookstore. I enjoyed reading the synopsis of these two books Thanks
You’re welcome Patricia and thanks for sharing. 🙂
Most of the books I read I get from Amazon or the library.
These books from Maureen Lang’s ‘Great War Series’ sound sooo good! I have them on my TBR list and would be thrilled to win them. Thanks, Loraine for the opportunity of this giveaway!
You’re welcome Alison. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
I get most of my books from Ollie’s. Thank you for the chance. Blessings!
Thanks for sharing Lucy. 🙂
I get most of my books from winning or being on authors street teams 🙂 Barring that; I borrow from my library (paperback or digital), buy from second hand shops, peruse yard/garage sales or buy off of Amazon or CBD.com.
Thank you for the chance to win a great sounding series by a new-to-me author!
Giveaways are a good way to get books. Thanks for sharing Trixi. 🙂
I get most of my books from Amazon and CBD. I also get books from our amazing library..
Thanks for the chance to read amazing books.
You’re welcome Deana. Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Free Books on Amazon and Read & Reviews from Authors or Print Books I win from Authors or Goodreads
Thanks for sharing Linda. 🙂
I get most of the books I read from giveaways and goodreads. Next would be thrift stores and Amazon.
Thanks for sharing Jan. 🙂
I get most of my books from Amazon. They have great prices and I have the book the day it releases delivered to my door.
It’s hard to beat Amazon on delivery speed for online book purchases. Thanks for sharing Dianne. 🙂
I get books from giveaways and the library! And from used bookstores. Thank you for the giveaway!
You’re welcome Diana. Thanks for sharing. 🙂