I really loved this book. It was an interesting take on Canada during the Seven Years' War, which directly correlates with the Revolutionary War. And honestly, outside the Revolution, there's not much I know about the prior. I loved the detailed research and reference lists that Green provided, ...
Fiction / Religious
BOOK REVIEW: To Win a Crown by Rachel Hauck
One kingdom. Three siblings. One Emmanuel. Three parts of God. The True Blue Royal trilogy began with the youngest child and ends with the oldest. All three have ties to the States, though, to be fair, Gus simply reconnected with a local gal he knew as a child there. ...
BOOK REVIEW: To Save a King by Rachel Hauck
I got to know Prince John and his bride, Holland, in To Love a Prince. The older brother of Gus and heir to the throne. I’ve said before, but I’ll say again, I should really pay more attention to those synopses sometimes. I, for the life of me, couldn’t figure out why a married King-to-be would ...
BOOK REVIEW: To Find Where She Belongs by Robin Lee Hatcher
As we reach the end of The British are Coming series and the actual book for April in the Christian Fiction Reading Challenge, I have so many mixed feelings. But . . . Thank you, thank you, thank you, Robin Lee Hatcher, for giving me some hope for dear sweet William. I adored William ...
BOOK REVIEW: To Reveal a Reckless Love
Oh, Roger, Roger, Roger. With the heart of an artist and the soul of a poet, he’s so adorably, if not infuriatingly, awkward. Oh Roger. Finishing up the fourth installment of The British Are Coming series, with only one left to do for the April book for the Christian Fiction Reading Challenge. ...