The Last Night in London written by Karen White enlightens historical fiction readers to understand what two young fashion models went through before and during WW2. The historical fiction is similar to a bibliography due to telling the memories of late 1930’s to mid 1940’s fashion model of what she went through during this period of time. This story tells of Precious’s actions during this time, those consequences impacted her family in current times. The main characters we’re friends during their college years, only to be reunited due to finding an ancestry linkage also writing a magazine article to reminisce Precious’s memories with clothing and accessories from her modelling career from pre-war and during war. These memories were freeing Precious slowly leading towards redemption from her actions. The storyline can be a little slow but it is written in a way that brings in the reader to see two characters being aware of feelings for each other they were afraid to action. During Precious’s memory flashbacks there is snippets of hints that she is not exactly who she is. Could have been a sad ending but it is a happy ending for a newly formed couple.
Review run date 31 Mar 2021 for Netgalley and Facebook. On 05 May 2021 my review will be posted on Amazon.com.au, goodreads, Barnes and Noble, kobo, googlebooks and iBooks. My WordPress blog is https://bluefalko95.wordpress.com My Facebook reader blog page link, is https://www.facebook.com/BlueFalkon95-Readers-blog-104660277776984
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