All The Light We Cannot See
by Anthony Doerr
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Admin
Waves all around us
Tattling, moving through the air
Telling our story.
Showing 1–16 of 18 results
-
-
Beneath a Scarlet Sky
by Mark Sullivan
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
Idle, waiting, free.
But that was before the war.
Still waiting, longing.
-
Code Name Verity
by Elizabeth Wein
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
Crash! A confession.
Lies woven in between truth.
Friendship ’til the end.
-
Dragonfly in Amber
by Diana Gabaldon
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
A love, a heartbeat.
Again, torn apart by time.
Cannot, will not, fade.
-
Forever England
by Katrina Nowak
Top Haiku Review
As the lamps go out
A war rages on two fronts
Far away, at home.
-
Resistance Women: A Novel
by Jennifer Chiaverini
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
A heroine born
Amid the hell that is war.
The story is true.
-
Signal Moon: A Short Story
by Kate Quinn
Top Haiku Review
In the thick of it,
How can you know the future
You’ll make is worth it?
-
The 13th Apostle: A Novel
by Dermot McEvoy
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
Spring 1916.
From colony to nation,
A country is born.
-
The Alice Network
by Kate Quinn
Top Haiku Review
A war, not ended
In her mind, yet in her hands.
Peace, but at what price?
-
The Baker’s Secret
by Stephen P. Kiernan
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
On D minus 1
Her secret hidden in loaves
Feeding, sustaining.
-
The Diamond Eye
by Kate Quinn
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
A hero unknown.
Do anything, but don’t miss;
Countdown to midnight.
-
The Huntress
by Kate Quinn
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
War will leave scars, and
Everyone has a secret.
But some secrets kill.
-
The Nightingale
by Kristin Hannah
Top Haiku Review, by TBRH Reviewer
Sisters, worlds apart
A war brings them together
But never to stay.
-
The Rose Code
by Kate Quinn
Top Haiku Review
A rose, a spiral
Cracking, patterns, finding the
Enemy within.
-
The Tattooist of Auschwitz
by Heather Morris
Top Haiku Review
Even in darkness
Love can grow in spite of hate
Steps out from shadows.
-
The Things We Cannot Say
by Kelly Rimmer
Top Haiku Review
Loveable, with flaws
Characters pull you right in
Left empty, yet full