Told in a split time line between 1918 and 1987, Miss Morgan's Book Brigade offers a glimpse into the brave women known as CARDs who were just miles from the battlefields in France and working tirelessly to help the French citizens to restore their devastated country, and the researcher in 1987 who discovers their stories and is working to shed light on these amazing women.  

Based on the true story of Jessie Carson, an American librarian who played a critical role in the development of libraries in France, this novel was well researched and inspiring.  I really enjoy the historical fiction stories that help me to learn about significant people and events I wasn't familiar with before.  It kind of offers me a jumping off place to go learn more about these remarkable individuals and their lives.  The information at the end of the novel was the perfect treat for me to learn more.    

I received this book courtesy of the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.  

Drawing comparisons to And Then There Were None, One Perfect Couple features five couples who have been cast on a reality tv series on a deserted island.   Things quickly take a turn for the worse and the couples must learn to work together to survive..... or not.  
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One Perfect Couple sort of fell flat for me.  I was initially really engaged with the story and wanted to find out what was going to happen, but then it seemed like it kind of drug on.  I hoped for some sort of last minute twist or a shocking moment, but it didn't land for me.  I feel like when that happens sometimes, it might just be me and not the book.  I hope that is the case because I have enjoyed Ruth Ware's novels in the past.  

I received this book courtesy of the publisher through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.