Back Cover:
Spanning a century and a continent, these romantic novellas will lead you on a
journey through the landscape of love. Four young women find their lives
altered after each receives a letter that sets her on a new path. From a Hudson
River steamboat to a lush drawing room, from a carousel carver’s workshop to a
remote hospital, you’ll be swept into the lives of women who are making their
way in the world and finding love where they least expect it.
Moonlight
Promise by Laurie Alice Eakes: Camilla Renfew is a highborn English lady
fleeing false accusations when she runs smack into love on a steamboat bound
for the new Erie Canal. But can this unexpected attraction survive the
treacherous journey?
Lesson in
Love by Ann Shorey: Marigold Montgomery Bently writes marriage advice for
Kipler’s Home Weekly even though she is single. Everyone assumes from the
initials that “M.M.” is a man. When the editor asks to meet Mr. Bently, can
Merrie come up with a ruse to keep her writing job?
One Little
Word by Amanda Cabot: Lorraine Caldwell will lose her family fortune to a
reckless cousin if she doesn’t marry quickly. When she learns her long-lost
brother is alive, she hopes she’s found the answer to her problems. What she
finds instead is a mysterious carousel carver who turns her life upside down.
A Saving
Grace by Jane Kirkpatrick: Grace Hathway must rescue a dear friend from a
remote and notorious clinic that promises healing but delivers only heartache.
In a place laced with deceit, where lives hang in the balance, whom can she
trust to help her?
Review:
This was a very sweet collection of novellas. The beauty of this collection is
that you can be introduced to a wonderful new heroine and her potential beau
and in the space of a few pages you will be knee deep in the plot. Fifteen
minutes into the read you’ll know the conflict and within an hour you will have
summited the climax and hurtled towards the satisfying conclusion. That is the
beauty of a novella. For anyone who only has a few minutes here and there to
spare, a novella is a great way to relish the entire scope of a short story
without having to spend hours reading a full sized book.
I really
enjoyed this collection – and there are some big name authors here. I
particularly loved Moonlight Promise and One Little Word. The stories are all
so different – and each author took such a different spin on the letter writing
plot. I found it fascinating how such different angles and stories could come
from the same main idea.
This was a
very sweet collection. Wonderful for those on a time crunch and want something
heart-warming and romantic to read.
"Book has been provided courtesy of Revell Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc.
Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group"
Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group"
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