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Educated in Bermuda, England and Canada, Catherine holds a degree in English from the University of Toronto. When she’s not at the computer working on her next story, you can find her taking her Border Collie for long walks or tending to her roses and orchids. Catherine and her husband live on the beautiful island of Bermuda, with their two college-aged children. Catherine is a member of Romance Writers of America, and American Christian Fiction Writers, and is a founding member of International Christian Fiction Writers. Catherine’s debut novel Yesterday’s Tomorrow, released in March 2011 through
OakTara Publishers. Catherine’s next novel, Hidden in the Heart, will be available in the near future, also through OakTara.
Reviewed by Molly Edwards for Readers' Favorite
Catherine West's writing instantly pulled me into this story and made me feel a part of the characters’ lives. A dramatic story in a time when the world was torn, a raging Vietnam War was happening and the lives of those serving AND those on the home front were forever changing. This story was absolutely emotional for me. I was happy one minute, and crying the next. With events that were suspenseful and events that heart-breaking, this story was superbly written and intensely gripping.
A story of Kristin, a young journalist among the raging Vietnam War, meets Luke, a photographer among the raging war. Both of them are completely opposite, yet the mysterious and handsome Luke proves to be too hard to resist for the young journalist. Together, they battle the war to get their stories, and they battle their hearts.
Yesterday’s Tomorrow is a true romantic, suspenseful, agonizing story of a time gone by. A time when relying on God was the center of everything. Yesterday's tomorrow is today's promise.
I truly, truly recommend this novel. It's filled with so much emotion, so much adventure, and so many wonderful characters that are complex yet become your friend. Grab a copy of this book now, and lose yourself among the pages. Feel yourself take the ride of your life in a war torn country, and feel the romance that can blossom in the heart of tragedy. I can't wait to read another story by this fabulously talented author. This is going in my list of books to read again and again! Well done, Ms. West!
