Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (336p) ISBN 978-1-4016-9059-5
In Vienna in 1940, Adele von Bron is a gifted young violinist, coddled by her Viennese parents, as the Third Reich exerts its power over Austria shortly after the Anschluss. They disapprove of the young musician who calls her “Butterfly” because he...
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-0-71804-154-0
Cambron (The Butterfly and the Violin) seesaws between story lines and time periods in her latest novel. Fleshing out the life of the enigmatic Mable Ringling (wife of American circus entrepreneur John Ringling, of Ringling Bros. fame), Cambron...
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (357p) ISBN 978-0-7180-4150-2
Cambron (Butterfly and the Violin) brilliantly weaves a tale of intrigue and history, using Houdini’s disdain for debates about magic vs. illusion as her premise. Stapleton, a vaudeville performer, debunked by Houdini as a fraud several years...
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (368p) ISBN 978-0-7180-9546-8
Cambron (The Ringmaster’s Wife) once again makes smart use of multiple eras in her latest time-jumping romance. Ellie Carver travels to present-day France from Michigan after her grandmother, Vi, gives her cryptic messages about a medieval castle...
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $15.99 trade paper (368p) ISBN 978-0-7180-9552-9
Cambron (Castle on the Rise) concludes her Lost Castle series at Parham Hill by once again anchoring three distinct stories in three eras to one location in this thrilling tale. In 1843, Elizabeth Meade’s mother is determined to secure an...
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $16.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-0-7852-3216-2
Woven within this beautiful historical tapestry of WWII from Cambron (The Painted Castle) is the stark reminder to keep friends close and enemies closer. Early in the occupation of Paris, Lila de Laurent, a former dressmaker for the House of Chanel,
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $16.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-0-7852-3219-3
This poignant WWII historical from Cambron (The Paris Dressmaker) follows a Jewish Italian girl and her American protector as they try to survive Mussolini’s fall from power. In 1943 Rome, friars rescue Julia Bradbury, an English prima ballerina,...
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Kristy Cambron. Thomas Nelson, $17.99 trade paper (384p) ISBN 978-0-7852-3224-7
In this memorable blend of romance and WWII history, Cambron (The Paris Dressmaker) chronicles the devastation of the Coventry blitz and its impact on two budding couples. Widowed Lady Charlotte Terrington-Holt and Amos Darby own rival bookshops in...
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