My husband driving our boat at sunset.
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Here’s the June Question. I’ve been asking about historical things, but let’s just move into what’s happening now. Are you looking forward to SOMETHING SPECIAL this summer? I have something special. Or are you just looking forward to a bountiful summer garden or sitting by the pool? Share! And remember if I use your comment in the newsletter, I offer you a free ebook! So leave your comment here.
The Black Sheep illustrated by Georgette Heyer
My rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is one of my favorite Georgette Heyer Regency’s. So many tropes, ie fortune hunter, young heiress, spinster aunts, and all in Bath society. But the plot is unique and the portrayal of the “pull” of love toward another person outstanding! Love will have its way!
The next question—The Civil War is a very popular era for historical novels and movies? Do you have a favorite one and Why do you think that era is so popular? Please share here.
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Our question for March is a bit more persona than last month’s about reading historical fictionl. What historic events have you lived through? What were the ones you most remember and why? Most of us have lived through many. The earliest one I recall is the Cuban Missile Crisis under JFK. (Yes, I was just in kindergarten at the time!:-) Please click here to share. Remember if your comment is shared here, I offer you an ebook!
My fun this week–visiting the ice castle in northern WI (Built from blocks of ice harvested by the firemen and volunteers.) AMAZING!
This months’ question: Do you enjoy historical novels? Do you have an idea why? Please share and you might receive a free ebook! AND DO YOU HAVE A FAVORITE HISTORICAL AUTHOR OR BOOK? (Doesn’t have to be mine.) Mine is Georgette Heyer! But only her regency romances! Ever read her?
Dear Mister Frost by Shanna Hatfield
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
Not my cup of tea but well written with engaging characters and beautiful holiday setting. As an author, I have a pet peeve about people who write reviews and it comes out that I wrote a book that isn’t something that they like. And I think well, nobody forced you to read it. If you didn’t like it, why didn’t you just put it down? Anyway, I started reading this book and I was instantly intrigued by the characters, the setting, the initial set up of the two characters’ meeting. The prose was written beautifully, and I thought wow this is for me. However, I like a bit more action and plot in my sweet romance. Enough happened to keep me to about 76% read. Then I skipped ahead to read the ending. So I like more action, but if you like a romance, that primarily focuses on the differences in characters who are opposites and that is enough for you, this book is for you! Shana Hatfield is a great writer, and it was a charming story.
Small town, big hopes, warm hearts
Small town Hope, WI, is happy to welcome Habitat for Humanity as they volunteer to building homes on its newest street, New Neighbor Lane. But each family helping build their new house, needs more than a structure to live in. Past hurts, such as financial hardship, abandonment, loss of family members or painful divorce have left them hurting and doubting God’s love for them. But God isn’t finished with them. He has plans for them, plans to prosper them and not to harm, plans to give them hope and a future. Four books for 99 Cents Usually $9.99! Sale starts New Year’s Day and last s till January 7th! Click here to purchase!