“FORBIDDEN LOVE IS THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL”

 

About the book:

Lovers James and Keiko marry quickly before James goes to World War II and Keiko to an internment camp. Sixty years later their daughter Kazuko, born in the camps, uncovers a secret that could overwhelm the family. Discover the very definition of human love and self-sacrifice in this saga of war, mystery, and romance.

 

• Paperback: 256 pages
• Publisher: Sweetwater Books (August 12, 2014)
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 1462114474
• ISBN-13: 978-1462114474

 

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About the author: 

Paul Mark Tag graduated with multiple degrees in meteorology from Pennsylvania State University and worked for the Naval Research Laboratory as a research scientist for over thirty years before retiring to write fiction. For years prior to retirement, and the following year exclusively, he honed his skills writing short stories. These have been published in StoryBytes, Potpourri, Green’s Magazine, and The Storyteller, as well as The Errant Ricochet: Max Raeburn’s Legacy.In 2005, he self-published his first thriller, Category 5,which took advantage of his knowledge of meteorology and weather modification, followed by Prophecy and White Thaw: The Helheim Conspiracy. With his historical novel How Much Do You Love Me? he has switched genres. He lives with his wife, Becky, in Monterey, California.

Website: www.paulmarktag.com

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My Thoughts:

How Much Do You Love Me? by Paul Mark Tag is an interesting Historical set in the 1940′ s and 2000. A strong, tender tale which takes place during the World War II era. Two young lovers much deal with prejudice, romance,love and lost.

Do have tissues on the ready, you will need them. Dramatic, emotional and tender. WW II buffs are sure to enjoy, as well as romance readers. Well written with tender and strong feelings. The characters are enduring, and engaging. A very well written tale of romance and love. Received for an honest review from the publicist and/or publisher.

Rating: 4

Heat rating: sweet

Reviewed by: AprilR, courtesy of My Book Addiction and More