Light over London

I liked this. I've been feeling like reading about women on the home front of the world wars.

I listened to this one. The audiobook narrator did a pretty good job, but there was something about her voice, or the recording which meant that I had huge problems hearing what she said if my surroundings weren't entirely quiet.

The Light Over London was really good. More light and fluffy than I expected, but it had some twists and turns in the story which made it enjoyable. It's one of those novels that goes between present day and the 1940's. In this case it's because of a diary that is found by the main character. I enjoy stories with a past and present plot line, however, if you find that confusing or it just annoys you than this isn't the book for you.

Otherwise this is a good Summer read in spite of the fact that much of it takes place during WW2. It's a coming of age story and involves romance and mystery. What more could you ask for as you're lying on the beach?