The Winter Sea
Format: kindle
ASIN: 10074752
Publisher: Sourcebooks Landmark
Pages no: 527
Category:
Fantasy,
Science Fiction,
Cultural,
Book Club,
Historical Fiction,
Romance,
Historical Romance,
Contemporary,
Time Travel,
Scotland,
Fiction,
Historical
While not my usual fare, I really enjoyed this book. There are two stories being told, one set today about a writer who is writing a book set in 1708 in Scotland. I liked how the same location was used in both stories. The story was told in alternating chapters, and I never felt like one story wa...
This is yet another book which I probably would not have read had it not been for reviews on Goodreads and recommendations from several GR friends which prompted me to read another novel by Kearsley, Every Secret Thing. I liked Every Secret Thing enough to want to read more of Kearsley’s work. Thi...
This is a case of a very well written book that just didn't affect me. The plot was original, it just didn't seem to really take me anywhere. Others cried, but I was sort of pretty blase about the whole thing. I think that the problem, for me, was that when I started to care about one story they...
Carrie McClelland is a bestselling author, who while visiting her agent north of Aberdeen, is strangely drawn to Slains castle in Cruden Bay. She's recently started a book about the 1708 Jacobite rebellion (if you don't know Scottish history, google it, I'm not going to explain it here), and decides...
amazing!
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