Hello, by now we are almost halfway through the month of January. We are approaching inauguration day and hopefully seeing some snow (because I love Presidents and snow :) ). I hope you have been reading (or are a waitlist) for my two January books. Our Darkest Night by Jennifer Robson is the newly published book and then I chose a new classic, On the Corner of Bitter and Sweet by Jamie Ford too. Both have a WWII storyline, but take place in two different parts of the world (Italy and America, respectively).
I have chosen a bonus book in the event that you don't care for either of those, or you have already finished them. This one is a complete departure from the WWII world that I usually read about because it takes place in the western United States in the 1800s.
Outlawed is a book about the wild west, but not the wild west that we all know about. This one starts with a woman named Ada. Ada marries a local guy (not completely by their choosing, but they did like each other) and turns up to be barren. According to the laws of Baby Jesus, a woman must reproduce or she is cast aside so Ada is dumped and sent off to find her own way. She ends up in the wild, untamed west as a member of a gang.....a gang of girl crooks. All the women in this gang are barren or outcast from society. I am not going to spoil a thing for you, but I will say I never thought I would read a western book and enjoy it, but I sure did enjoy this one.
