I was pleased to read the rest of the Daisy and Capt. Dan story. It was so well written and followed very smoothly after "Moonlight over Paris". It would be great to read a book about a reunion of all the characters since "Somewhere in France".
read-twice1 Heather C494 80

This story tackles another element that you do not see reflected very often, that of dealing with war injuries, particularly those that disfigured the face. I loved learning about how these face masks were made and how they were the forefront of technology to deal with disfigurement. It was also a sweet romance story about the connections that can be made over life changing experiences. However, I did struggle to get into this story a little bit. The beginning did not grab my attention right from the start and I would have d a better hook. I actually put this book down at this point for a couple months because I just couldn’t get into it. I thought the story picked up once we hit the flashbacks and I honestly could have done without the more contemporary of the parts of the story. I’m glad this wasn’t the kick-off story as it might have colored my opinion for the whole collection.

This was read as part of The Fall of Poppies collection.20th-c historical-fiction wwi Dottie287 28

On November 11th 1918, Daisy Fields said goodbye to the only man she ever loved. She didn't know that the kiss they shared as the bells delcared the great war over would be their last. But thanks to a close call with the Spanish Influenza and an overprotective father's scheme to keep them apart, they might never find eachother again. After her father dies, Daisy sets out to find her soldier in New York City. Will true love prevail?

Another stunning story from "Fall of Poppies" collection that I'd love to see expanded upon the concept!historical-romance novellas Rachel867

I loved this story! I'm so glad I got to read Daisy's story. After it was mentioned in the last story and they didn't tell us! I was so mad, then I found out that Jennifer Robson wrote a short story.
It was a sweet story of Daisy falling in love with an injured ex-serviceman, him falling in love with her. How they get separated and come back together. Tracy611 50

I have other books by this author and simply just haven't gotten to them yet. This was the first story I've read of hers and I really enjoyed it. It's well written and I was pulled into the story quickly. Very nice if you enjoy historical fiction...4 s Melenia2,531 6

I enjoyed this short story. Karen334

This was a very short story.
bibliolatry262

So much sweetness and poignancy packed into such a short story. I loved it!historical-fiction wwi Sara822

Beautiful short story. I loved it.england wwi Cvneeley546 1 follower

Cheesy and lovely. Also interesting to read about the making of intricate masks for facial injuries. Megan649 44 Read

I'd love to read a full story around this studio! Short stories always feel a bit rushed to me. But the research and emotions were definitely present with this! Laurel186

Just a short, sweet story. Great writing. I will read more from this author.ebook-copy part-of-anthology Kk1,811 14

A sweet side story to a lovely series Judy62 1 follower

This was a sweet love story. I enjoyed it. Jessica21

A well-written story and fit into the anthology well, but I had hoped for more substance in this continuation of the story of a secondary character from MOONLIGHT IN PARIS. It was nice to learn more about the character, but I wanted to hear more of what happened after MOONLIGHT IN PARIS was over. Tracey Joseph340

a lovely short story Jenny46 1 follower

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