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Death of a Flying Nightingale ~ Nightingale Mystery #1 (by Laura Jensen Walker)

I really enjoy reading historical fiction books that are set during WWII. I enjoyed learning about the Flying Nightingales who were air ambulance nurses who aided wounded soldiers. While presented as a murder mystery, the book does not cover that until almost halfway through. There are some sensitive subjects discussed and the topic of homosexuality will be offensive to some. A slow start to the book, but it does pick up eventually. This book just did not appeal to me.


Thank you to NetGalley and the author for my advanced review copy. All opinions and thoughts are my own.


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