Review: The Locket by B.G. Cousins

Title: The Locket
Author: B.G. Cousins
Publisher: Independent Book Publishers Association (IBPA)
Publication Date: November 30, 2015


The Locket by B.G. Cousins

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


The Locket by B.G. Cousins takes place just after World War I at a time when the world is in term oil, and various factions are attempting to gain control in Russia. Captain Robert Rainey and Lieutenant Jeremy Clark served together during the war, and were brought together because of a locket that Jeremy Clark's sister, Elizabeth, had given him before he went off to war. This is the story of what happened to these people and that locket as they embark on a secret mission that moves from Europe to the United States, Russia and back again. It is a story replete with adventure, treachery, heroism, and romance. It offers bravery, cowardice and many unexpected twists and turns that will keep the reader turning the pages to see what happens next.

I enjoyed this book so much because of the characters physical and emotional struggles, and the many life and death decisions circumstances forced upon them. Though this work is fiction, it provided great historical perspective of that time just after WWI; a time I know little about. This book should satisfy readers of historical fiction and, at the same time, feed that romantic part of the reader's soul.

I received and Advance Reader Copy (ARC) of this digital book from the publisher in exchange for an honest review.



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