Angels of the Resistance by Noelle Salazar
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A big Thank You to MIRA Books for inviting me on the blog tour for Angles of Resistance: A WWII Novel. This book is just published and ready to be read! Historical fiction is one of my favorite genres and I love finding books about this time in our history that highlight the lessor known history. I have an exclusive expert for you today and I hope you enjoy! Excerpt: Haarlem, Netherlands April 1940 Sunlight dappled through the green leaves, scattering golden light across the blanket where I sat, my back against the trunk of a tall birch tree, while I kept watch over the Aberman children. The rain that had kept me up the night before, pummeling the roof above the third floor bedroom I shared with my older sister, scented the air with the smell of damp grass, stone, and bark. I breathed in, soothed by its familiarity, and yawned, my eyes blurring with exhaustion as I tried to stay present. Too many late nights and early mornings were beginning to take their toll, and the clatter