Gina Rae Mitchell

The Red Tunic by Kate Wiseman ~Book Review

A book blog tour from The Write Reads.

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The Write Reads Blog Tour ~ The Red Tunic by Kate Wiseman ~ #HistoricalFiction #Romance #WW1 @KateWiseman @NeemTreePress @The_WriteReads

Book Details

The Red Tunic by Kate Wiseman
Published by Neem Tree Press on 08/22/2024
Genres: Adult Fiction 18+, LGBTQIAplus, Military Thriller, Historical Fiction, Romance
Format: eBook, Paperback

History and gender are intertwined in this fast-paced arresting account of the First World War and its devastating impact on familial and romantic bonds.

As headstrong as her twin is gentle, Nina has never fit the womanly mould society expects of her. Alfie and Nina Mullins have always relied on their shared world of hope and make-believe for comfort, but as the pressure on Alfie to prove himself at the Front mounts, Nina is presented with more possibility than she had ever imagined and the two are pushed in wildly different directions.

Coming of age as the First World War breaks out, the Mullins twins’ fates are inextricably interlinked with the turmoil of conflict in this fascinating exploration of gender roles and the extremes to which war pushes us.

Source: Received from the author or publisher for review., The Write Reads Tours

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My thoughts on The Red Tunic

In The Red Tunic by Kate Wiseman, a young woman and her twin brother take us on a fascinating journey through the historical landscape of the First World War.

The story is so vivid and immersive. It blends authentic historical detail with a deeply personal story that captures the human side of war. The characters feel genuine, especially the protagonist, Nina, whose struggles and triumphs are inspiring and relatable.

The pacing keeps things moving without losing the emotional weight of the tale, making it a compelling and thought-provoking read for anyone who loves World War One fiction with heart.

I recommend The Red Tunic to fans of WW1 historical romance with a nod to gender studies.

I received a copy of the book for a Write Reads book tour. This review is my unbiased opinion freely given.

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