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From surviving the bombing to living in Germany and working with the Resistance Movement to the heart-stopping conclusion, the writing of Karen Robards had me turning pages with bated breath from the first page. If you’re a fan of Kate Quinn’s work and appreciate a side of thriller with your historical fiction, you will love The Girl From Guernica. As WW11 rages, Sibi joins the resistance movement and works with Grif. This knowledge puts her in danger as she and two surviving siblings make their way to Germany to live with their father. Sibi knows aircraft and recognizes that it was the Germans who bombed their town. Grif, an American military attaché rescues Sibi from the rubble. Robards writes the imagined story of seventeen-year-old Sibi, her siblings, and her mother who lived there at the time. In April of 1937, the small town of Guernica, Spain was bombed. This story is inspired by Picasso’s great masterpiece, Guernica. Thank you #NetGalley for a complimentary e ARC of #TheGirlFromGuernica by upon my request. Welcome to my stop on the Fall 2022 Harlequin Trade Publishing Blog Tour for Historical Fiction. *This post contains Amazon affiliate links. Genre/Categories/Setting: Historical Fiction, Spanish Civil War, Guernica (Spain), WW11, Germany, Resistance Movement, Espionage, Thriller Set during the Spanish Civil War and WW11, The Girl From Guernica by Karen Robards is fast-paced, page-turning, riveting, and unputdownable.

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