W.I.R.W. #12

 

You guys, I read two more books!!!

I feel so accomplished. =]

A Light on the Veranda

This was a beautiful story, and I loved it.

Apparently, this was a sequel book, but I couldn't tell.

It works as a stand alone, and if you like Southern towns and history, I suggest you read this book.

Daphne is a harpist who moves back to the land of her ancestors and is somewhat haunted by them. It was a heart-wrenching story that was hard to put down.

This book really brought out my Southern side, and it's been hard to suppress it ever since. =]

 

The Capture if the Earl of Glencrae

Keeping with the theme of reading sequels, I read this book. It's part of a trilogy, but I got this book as a Kindle Daily Deal. I explored the first two books, but the summaries didn't do it for me.

So, I just read this book as a stand alone too. And, despite being confused by the names of the characters because some of them had two, I really enjoyed it.

There was a lot of manipulation going on and a great climax at the end.

I'll be honest. You pretty much know what's going to happen from the beginning, but I loved reading how they got to the end and reached their goal.

 

Now, I need to find another historical fiction to read. Anyone have suggestions?

source :: goodreads