Two More Books for the TBR 23 in '23 Challenge

 These are:

Les Parissienes by Anne Sebba. I have read most of Anne Sebba's books and they were all wonderful. This one is harrowing, because there's a lot of description of the concentration camps in it,, especially Ravensbruck. However, it was just as well-researched and brilliant as ever, and especially interesting if you like to read about the French Resistance.

A War of Flowers by Jane Thynne

This is the third mystery in the riveting Clara Vine series. Clara combines acting with spying in 1930s Germany. In this one, she makes friends with Eva Braun, and comes across a mysterious death which occurred on a Nazi cruise liner. The frightening atmosphere of pre-war Berlin is extremely evocative - I am sure that it would have been just like this. Clara has to navigate an extremely thin line between acting and spying, in which her life is often in danger.

I read these for the Rose City Reader TBR 23 in '23 Challenge