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BOOKSTAGRAM TOUR: The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion by Joanna Foat

Step into the forests of wartime Britain with our latest Love Books Tours read…

Today we’re delighted to welcome The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion by Joanna Foat to Love Books Tours as we begin a seven-day Bookstagram Tour with our fantastic LBT Crew.

Running from 10th–16th August, this compelling historical novel takes us into the little-known world of the Women’s Timber Corps during the Second World War, combining history, friendship, romance, danger and intrigue.

And this isn’t simply a story inspired by history. Joanna Foat has spent more than a decade researching the real women who worked in Britain’s forests during the war, bringing remarkable authenticity to the world of her Lumberjills.

About The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion

Author: Joanna Foat
Genre: Historical Romance | WW2 Military Romance | Saga
Pages: 365
Publisher: Cameron Publicity and Marketing
Bookstagram Tour: 10th–16th August

The Blurb

Summer 1940.

As bombs fall over London, another battle is raging deep within Britain’s forests. A war few believe women are strong enough to fight.

Fresh from forestry training camp, Keeva O’Connor and her fellow Lumberjills are sent to fell trees vital to the war effort. In the forests, they are watched, men mock their work and danger lurks in the shadows.

In the villages, trust is fragile, doors slam in their faces and suspicion grows. As romance kindles, rumours spread and friendships are tested by secrets, jealousies and forbidden longings.

When the Lumberjills are accused of espionage, can Keeva uncover the truth before prejudice tears their tender bonds of sisterhood apart?

Inspired by true events, this is a gripping story of resilience, friendship and love, bringing to life the forgotten story of the Lumberjills in World War Two — and the secrets they risked everything to protect.

Who Were the Lumberjills?

While many of us are familiar with the enormous contribution women made to Britain’s war effort, the story of the Women’s Timber Corps, better known as the Lumberjills, isn’t one we hear nearly enough.

These women undertook demanding forestry work during the Second World War, and it is their experiences that sit at the heart of Joanna Foat’s work.

Rather than simply using the period as a backdrop, Joanna’s extensive research into the real Lumberjills allows her to bring their experiences, friendships, courage and resilience into her storytelling.

For readers who love historical fiction that shines a light on women’s stories and lesser-known moments from our past, The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion promises to be a fascinating read.

Meet Joanna Foat

Joanna Foat is an author, historian and public speaker specialising in the history of the Women’s Timber Corps, better known as the Lumberjills.

For more than a decade, she has travelled Britain researching the women who worked in wartime forestry during the Second World War, meeting former Lumberjills and recording their remarkable stories.

She is the author of four books on the Lumberjills, including the historical novel series The Lumberjills. Her books bring to life the courage, friendship and resilience of the young women who left ordinary lives behind to work in Britain’s forests during wartime.

Joanna has written and curated two major exhibitions on the Women’s Timber Corps for Forestry England and has delivered more than 200 talks across the UK. She also contributed to the VE Day 80 commemorations at the Royal Albert Hall.

Her media appearances include BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, BBC TV’s How We Won the War, Walking Wartime Britain, BBC South TV and Dan Snow’s History Hit podcast.

Passionate about sharing the history of forgotten women with new audiences, Joanna continues to champion the legacy of the Lumberjills and other women through her writing, research and public speaking.

Follow the Bookstagram Tour

Our fantastic LBT Crew will be sharing their reviews throughout the week. Click on each Bookstagrammer below to visit their account and follow the tour.

10th August
@readsleepgame
@shiv_reads_books

11th August
@plumbobmummy
@bookishandcaffeinatedintx
@bookgrlobsessed

12th August
@my_evergrowing_tbr_shelf
@the_beautyofreading

13th August
@chez_reads_when_she_can
@the_library_of_jenna

14th August
@bluefairybugsbooks
@thebookhide
@sg2_reads

15th August
@lornabookfan
@wicked_reading_corner

16th August
@novelhabit
@katsbookishbanter

Discover The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion

The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion by Joanna Foat is available now.

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The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion

Join Us on Tour

We’ll be following the tour from 10th–16th August, sharing reviews and celebrating the stories of the women whose contribution to the war effort deserves to be remembered.

We’d love you to follow along with us, visit our reviewers and join the conversations throughout the week.

A huge thank you to Joanna Foat, Cameron Publicity and Marketing, and every member of our LBT Crew taking part in this tour.

We can’t wait to hear what everyone thinks of The Lumberjills: Under Suspicion.

Kelly & the Love Books Tours Team

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