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I thought there might be a surprise hidden inside this basic romance novel. I'm not a fan of girl meets boy she wants to ignore but falls in love kinda stuff. Three stories all of which end up exactly where you figure they will after the first few chapters. I was disappointed in the mediocre story line, you see it coming, you just keep hoping there might be something you missed and that it will end up be more exciting than it actually ever is. Nice easy light reading but not exactly compelling or gripping.


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The Light Over London Julia Kelly Books Reviews

I really enjoyed this story. It was a romance but more. I'm always intrigued by what went on during WWII and this book taught me new things which I found fascinating. This book is definitely worth checking out.
Thoroughly enjoyed this novel - about a mystery the goes back to and through WWII in England told alongside a contemporary romance of an appealing couple. Wonderful detail about the British women who served throughout WWII so well told you swept along feeling as if you knew them all. One of my favorite books I've read-and I read constantly!
Fun easy read, interesting story. I learned information about WWII which was new to me women serving in the military fighting for England; Aiming Antiaircraft Guns. My wife liked the book, but warned me it was “chick lit”. I enjoyed it greatly even if it was written from the female point of view. I am looking forward to Ms. Kelly’s next book which I understand will be about another WWII woman’s story. (Full disclosure I know Julia Kelly personally and can report that she is a lovely person.)
I liked the detail of what life must have been like around the 1940 time frame
in England and in the Cornwall region for young ladies. A great yarn in particular
regarding the principle character Louise and her difficult journey though the London
raids and survival of personal impacts delivered to her and overcoming these to
live her dream life in California.
Nothing special. About a young innocent girl from a small town who leaves her home during WWII to join up and meets this charming handsome pilot....they fall in love..there is a twist to the story.....A woman who finds her diary is also living her own story. Many years after the war. She searches to find the woman whose diary she's found.... Janet B
This was an awesome book......couldn't wait to get to the end to find out what happened with the characters.
Well written and kept you wanting to find out the ending. WWII novels are so interesting to me.
Thanks for an awesome book.
Predictable and somewhat boring, this book does little to actually illuminate history and instead relies on well-worn tropes and romantic plot lines to attempt to move the story forward. So shallow is this novel that its plot could be plucked from its WWII setting and dropped into any other—WWI, Vietnam, Victorian, Edwardian, American Civil War, etc.—and very little would actually need to change. If you like soapy, one-dimensional, predictable romances, you might enjoy this book. Otherwise, it is not worth the money and an insult to the genre.
I thought there might be a surprise hidden inside this basic romance novel. I'm not a fan of girl meets boy she wants to ignore but falls in love kinda stuff. Three stories all of which end up exactly where you figure they will after the first few chapters. I was disappointed in the mediocre story line, you see it coming, you just keep hoping there might be something you missed and that it will end up be more exciting than it actually ever is. Nice easy light reading but not exactly compelling or gripping.