Favorite Books of 2019: Split-Time
Dec. 28th, 2019 10:39 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
reviewsbyerinIt's been a great year for books! Click on any title to read my original review, or click on the cover if you're interested in purchasing it.
"The Secrets of Paper and Ink" by Lindsay Harrel
This soulful story stars two contemporary women both facing their own crises, plus a look at a Victorian woman whose life doesn't turn out as she expected.
"Whose Waves These Are" by Amanda Dykes
There was a man named Bob who came of age during WWII, and this is his story, told alongside the contemporary tale of Ann, his great-niece.
"The Painted Castle" by Kristy Cambron
The English countryside takes center stage with three different time periods and stories unfolding. Settings include Victorian times, WWII, and contemporary.
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"The Secrets of Paper and Ink" by Lindsay HarrelThis soulful story stars two contemporary women both facing their own crises, plus a look at a Victorian woman whose life doesn't turn out as she expected.
"Whose Waves These Are" by Amanda DykesThere was a man named Bob who came of age during WWII, and this is his story, told alongside the contemporary tale of Ann, his great-niece.
"The Painted Castle" by Kristy CambronThe English countryside takes center stage with three different time periods and stories unfolding. Settings include Victorian times, WWII, and contemporary.
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