Nor The Battle To The Strong
by Mary D. Brooks
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Pub Date Jan 21 2017 | Archive Date Mar 31 2017
Description
Will Justice For One Have Life Threatening Repercussions For Many? Eva and Zoe return in the sixth novel of the award winning historical lesbian romance series imbued with urban fantasy and mystery.
On the night of November 9, 1938 in Berlin, Germany a teenager's life was forever changed. Sent to the village of Aiden at the foothills of the Bavarian Alps, body and mind were shattered in the brutal Aiden Research Facility. Eighteen years later, Eva Lambros is no longer a teenager but a wealthy heiress. She is poised and confident with the family she has always wanted but there is one last obstacle she must overcome. Together with her partner, the formidable Zoe Lambros, they travel to Aiden to open a memorial to the hundreds of souls that lost their lives. Aiden left Eva with debilitating mental constraints that have taken years to overcome but is she ready to confront and overcome her greatest fear?
Zoe not only has to contend with Eva's state of mind, but she is also pulled into a mystery that involves a woman's search for justice amidst shocking revelations that reaches into the upper echelons of Aiden society.
The race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong...
Nor The Battle To The Strong is available for purchase in both print and ebook formats.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Paperback |
| ISBN | 9780994476586 |
| PRICE | $17.50 (USD) |
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Featured Reviews
Andrea Z, Reviewer
Even without reading the other books in the series, it was easy to follow the story and I could read it as a stand alone. I really liked how the story and the way of writing drew me into the timeframe of 1940's. At the beginning the characters were well described and all their relationships to each other - which made it easier to follow. I really enjoyed the writing style and the story and since I grew up in Austria, I could relate and imagine the Bavarian part of the book very well. It also had many interesting historic elements in it, which just added to the story in a positive way.
I usually also don't really enjoy a lot of sex scenes in books, but Mary Brooks did a great job with it - she didn't overdo it and didn't feel the need to explain every detail, which in my mind was a better choice.
