Wednesday, September 18, 2019

Can't Wait Wednesday #6 - Across a Broken Shore by Amy Trueblood


How’s it going everyone!  I hope you're all having a lovely day.  It's time for another Can't Wait Wednesday!  If you're not familiar with the meme, this is a bookish meme hosted by Tressa over at Wishful Endings that spotlights upcoming release books that we're excited for.  Let's jump right in!

About the Book:
Title: Across a Broken Shore
Author: Amy Trueblood
Release Date: November 5, 2019
Genre: Historical
Pages: 352

Summary:
The last thing eighteen-year-old Wilhelmina “Willa” MacCarthy wants is to be a nun. It’s 1936, and as the only daughter amongst four sons, her Irish–Catholic family is counting on her to take her vows—but Willa’s found another calling. Each day she sneaks away to help Doctor Katherine Winston in her medical clinic in San Francisco’s Richmond District.

Keeping secrets from her family only becomes more complicated when Willa agrees to help the doctor at a field hospital near the new bridge being built over the Golden Gate. Willa thinks she can handle her new chaotic life, but as she draws closer to a dashing young ironworker and risks grow at the bridge, she discovers that hiding from what she truly wants may be her biggest lie of all.


Last December, I read Amy's debut novel, Nothing But Sky and I absolutely loved it!  Then when I saw that this book was going to be released within the next two months, I was super excited for it!  I love reading books that take place in a historical setting and this book sounds amazing, which is exactly why I'm putting this book on my TBR!

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About the Author:
Amy Trueblood grew up in Southern California only ten minutes from Disneyland which sparked an early interest in storytelling. Her debut novel, Nothing But Sky was a Spring 2018 Junior Library Guild selection. Her second book, Across a Broken Shore, also a JLG selection, recently won the Gold Medal for Historical Fiction in both the Independent Publisher Book Awards and Moonbeam Children’s Book Awards. It is also an American Library Association RISE pick for best feminist fiction in children’s literature.


Is this book on your radar? What books are you looking forward to being released? Until next time,

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