I’m surprised I haven’t covered this already but I looked through my old blog posts to confirm it.
So I’m rectifying this now.
It’s Women’s History Month and I want to highlight some of my favorite women authors. Now, of course, I do love Jane Austen but I think I want to focus on more modern authors. So Jane is on my list, just not for this blog.
Here we go!
Title: Today We Go Home
Author: Kelli Estes
Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark
Year: 2019
Genre(s): historical fiction, contemporary fiction
Part of a Series: No
Rating: 
Why I read it: Once Upon a Book Club selection
Summary: Discharged from the army and suffering from PTSD after her last tour in Afghanistan, Larkin Bennett returns home and is teetering on the edge. The only thing keeping her from going over is a diary found amongst her late friend’s belongings about Emily Wilson, a woman who disguised herself as a man to fight in the Civil War. Though living in a different century, Larkin finds comfort in Emily’s story and realizes she isn’t alone.
