logo
Wrong email address or username
Wrong email address or username
Incorrect verification code
Margaret Leroy
Margaret Leroy has written five previous novels. Her first novel, Trust, was televised in the UK. Postcards from Berlin was a New York Times Notable Book, and Yes, My Darling Daughter was chosen for the summer reading list in O, the Oprah magazine. Margaret is married with two children and lives... show more
Margaret Leroy has written five previous novels. Her first novel, Trust, was televised in the UK. Postcards from Berlin was a New York Times Notable Book, and Yes, My Darling Daughter was chosen for the summer reading list in O, the Oprah magazine. Margaret is married with two children and lives in London.
show less
Website:
Margaret Leroy's Books
The Soldier's Wife - Margaret Leroy The English Girl - Margaret Leroy Some Girls Do - Margaret Leroy Miscarriage - Margaret Leroy A Brief Affair - Margaret Leroy The River House: A Novel - Margaret Leroy Aristotle Sludge: a modern-day dinosaur - Margaret Leroy Some Girls Do, Why Women Do (And Don't) ... Some Girls Do, Why Women Do (And Don't) Make the First Move - Margaret Leroy Pleasure - Margaret Leroy A walk through the wood - Margaret Leroy A walk through the wood - Margaret Leroy
see all books
Recently added on shelves
The English Girl - Margaret Leroy
The Soldier's Wife - Margaret Leroy
The River House: A Novel - Margaret Leroy
The Soldier's Wife - Margaret Leroy
The Collaborator - Margaret Leroy
The Soldier's Wife - Margaret Leroy
The River House - Margaret Leroy
Miscarriage - Margaret Leroy
Some Girls Do - Margaret Leroy
Pleasure - Margaret Leroy
Margaret Leroy's readers
This is my Blog Rena79 EpicFehlReader shyamsundar Redhead Reading Angel's Book Reviews 2.0 Yellowed Pages. Cups of Tea. lareine27 Rather Too Fond Of Books Bookworm Blurbs For The Love of Books Cristina Engel BookGyrlinMo Rambling Reviews Marcia Admitted Dilettante Word to Dreams My Reading Life Books! say what mofos
Share this Author
Community Reviews
EpicFehlReader
EpicFehlReader rated it 7 years ago
text The Soldier's Wife by Margaret Leroy
As World War II draws closer and closer to Guernsey, Vivienne de la Mare knows that there will be sacrifices to be made. Not just for herself, but for her two young daughters and for her mother-in-law, for whom she cares while her husband is away fighting. What she does not expect is that she will f...
See review
SilverThistle
SilverThistle rated it 11 years ago
text Review -The Collaborator by Margaret Leroy
Nazi occupation on Guernsey during WWII. Doesn't really conjure up images of a lovely romance for me but I think this is considered Historical Romance. The only thing I found romantic about it was the language and the setting but I did enjoy it. While reading it the star rating swung from 4 to 2 to ...
See review
Bright and Bon Vivant
Bright and Bon Vivant rated it 12 years ago
text
Vapid historical romance. The author is much more comfortable writing about flowers and food than she is about honest relationships. At least it was a quick read and it did not offend me the way that Sarah's Key did. It also peaked my interest in German occupation of the Channel Islands during WWII....
See review
Thewanderingjew
Thewanderingjew rated it 13 years ago
text The Soldier's Wife
Although I was reading several books at the time I began this one, I put them all aside to finish The Soldier’s Wife. I didn’t expect it to have so profound an effect on me. With tremendous insight into the conflicting emotions one must experience when under the heel of an invading army, a captive i...
See review
Jordyn the Paperback Princess
Jordyn the Paperback Princess rated it 14 years ago
text The Soldier's Wife
i couldnt finish this. it was so slow in the beginning and theres no romance to it at all. unless u count cheating on ur soldier husband and sleeping with a german.
See review
see community reviews
Copyright © 2024 BookLikes Press About Terms of Services Privacy Policy Contact Us Blog FAQ Patronaty medialne BookLikes for Authors Partners panel Team Themes Docs API Blogs
Need help?
Important: Our sites use cookies. We use the information stored using cookies and similar technologies for advertising and statistics purposes. Stored data allow us to tailor the websites to individual user's interests. Cookies may be also used by third parties cooperating with BookLikes, like advertisers, research companies and providers of multimedia applications. You can choose how cookies are handled by your device via your browser settings. If you choose not to receive cookies at any time, BookLikes will not function properly and certain services will not be provided. For more information, please go to our Privacy Policy.