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Articles by Jennie Fields
Learning the Hard Way
The music industry can be a cutthroat business when it comes to recording contracts, shady promoters, and new talent desperate to make it big. It can also be murder. Ezra MacRae learns that the hard way in Streets of Nashville, the new crime thriller from poet, novelist, and songwriter Michael Amos Cody.
Atomic Love Review
This character-driven tale of America’s McCarthy era and its constant hunts for ‘Reds under every bed’ is as much social history and a vibrant and passionate love story as it is an espionage thriller. At times it’s very sexually colourful, at others mysteriously cloak and dagger, but it grips from start to finish.
Penguin Random House: Book Picks From Our Staff
Tara Singh Carlson Executive Editor at G.P. Putnam’s Sons A New York transplant from the Chicago suburbs, she’s a mom to two small, rambunctious boys. When she can find a quiet minute, she loves getting lost in sweeping historical fiction, thought-provoking family stories, and utterly escapist romantic comedies.
In Atomic Love, Broken Characters Seek Healing From the Wounds of War
Nashville author Jennie Fields’ novel is available now Aug 20, 2020 5 AM Tweet Share The war is over, but deep and debilitating scars remain in Jennie Fields’ novel Atomic Love, set in 1950s Chicago. Former Manhattan Project physicist Rosalind Porter has left the scientific community and taken a low-paying, mundane job at Marshall Field’s department store.
Review: Atomic Love by Jennie Fields (Kritters Ramblings)
Atomic Love by Jennie Fields Publisher: Penguin Random House Pages: 368 Format: eARC Buy the Book: Amazon Goodreads: Love. Desire. Betrayal. Her choice could save a nation. Chicago, 1950. Rosalind Porter has always defied expectations--in her work as a physicist on the Manhattan Project and in her passionate love affair with colleague Thomas Weaver. Five years after the end of both, her guilt over the bomb and her heartbreak over Weaver are intertwined.
The Best New Books of August 2020
By RIF Editorial Team • 5 days ago As tropical storms rain down and heat waves keep coming, we hope you can take a break from the chaotic August weather to sit down with a book or two.
Historical Fiction About Women Ahead of Their Times
By JENNIE FIELDS • 7 hours ago My novel, Atomic Love, features a young woman ahead of her era, a female physicist during WWII, when few women were scientists. Working on the Manhattan project, she helps to create the first atomic reaction. I’m happy to recommend some electrifying historical novels about other women ahead of their times.
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