WWII | Chanticleer Book Reviews

WHERE EAGLES NEVER FLEW by Helena P. Schrader – Military Aviation History, Historical WWII Fiction, WWII Fiction

2021-07-26T14:15:41-07:00By Chanticleer|

A winning WWII account of the Battle of Britain that readers will find hard to put down. Highly recommended!

WE DID WHAT WE COULD by Nancy H. Wynen – Historical Fiction, WWII Women’s Fiction, Literary Fiction

2021-09-21T15:22:24-07:00By Carol Davala|

Set against the backdrop of WWII, a trio of young women find their way through love, life, and more with a little help from their mentor. This historical novel delivers!

HEART of the FEW by Jon Duncan – WWII Historical Fiction, WWII Thriller, 20th Century Romance

2021-09-21T15:56:43-07:00By W. Kendall|

A WWII Historical Fiction that will capture its audience from the first word. Highly recommended!

Part Two – The 2019 Chanticleer International Book Awards Overall Grand Prize Winner and Division Grand Prize and First Place Category Winners

2022-06-02T11:47:24-07:00By Chanticleer|

Part Two of a three part series announcing and honoring the 2019 Chanticleer International Book Award Winners. Join us as we celebrate these award winning author and their outstanding works.

GOETHE Book Awards for Post-1750s Historical Fiction – 2019 CIBAs

2020-10-28T19:19:02-07:00By Chanticleer|

This is the official announcement of the 2019 GOETHE Book Awards for , a division of the CIBAs, First Place Category Winners and the GOETHE Grand Prize Winner. Congratulations to all! The 2019 GOETHE Book Awards were presented by Kaylin McFarren, CLUE Grand Prize Winner 2017.

The QUISLING FACTOR by J. L. Oakley – Historical European History, Wartime Fiction, Historical Military Thriller

2024-01-09T10:18:49-08:00By Marlene Harris|

The best in post-World War II espionage thriller novels, Oakley offers another stunningly significant and brilliant Nordic noir we could not put down. Highly recommended!

ALL THINGS GOETHE! June 2020 SPOTLIGHT on Post-1750 Historical Fiction

2021-12-06T18:54:11-08:00By Chanticleer|

The USA was founded. Napoleon proclaimed himself Emperor. Jane Austin's works were published anonymously. Thomas Paine publishes his treatise "The Rights of Man." These are but a few historic events that happened in the Goethe years. It is our honor to recognize these awarding-winning historical fiction authors whose works educate and inform us about the post-1750s past.

FULL CIRCLE: A Refugee’s Tale by Joe Vitovec – WWII Historical Fiction, Literary Fiction, European WWII Refugee Historical Fiction

2021-09-09T12:12:40-07:00By Carrie Meehan|

A vivid and well-crafted story of one man's journey through the landscape of war and its catastrophic aftermath. Highly recommended.

10 QUESTION INTERVIEW WITH MULTI-AWARD WINNING AUTHOR JANET OAKLEY – Author Interview, Historical Fiction, Award-Winner

2019-02-04T12:09:33-08:00By Chanticleer|

J.L. Oakley is an author with plenty to tell and plenty to show. With multiple awards gracing her novels, she is both kind and generous - and willing to share her insights into her writing life. Enjoy!