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BRAVO! A TRULY ENJOYABLE TRIP THROUGH THE PAST. Dec. 11, 2006 A masterful interweaving of five generations of women. The strength of these women is deftly captured by the author. A warm and insightful story. -- Sherry McVeigh (Indian River, MI)
BEAUTIFULLY WRITTEN! THOUGHT PROVOKING. INSIGHTFUL. RELEVANT. Nov. 24, 2006 "Well-behaved women seldom make history (Laurel Thatcher Ulrich)." The author of Field of Generations would make Ms. Ulrich proud! As a contemporary woman, I can relate to the struggles of these strong women as they assert their independence, fight for what they believe in, and seek personal fulfillment. I want to befriend the characters. I want to support and sustain them. This novel has won my heart. This author has won my loyalty. I impatiently await the sequel. -- Jane Austen (Grand Rapids, MI)
VERY ENJOYABLE "The author's attention to detail of historical facts are impressive. The five generations of women's strengths are encouraging. This is a book you must read." -- Chris Otten
EXCELLENT "I loved it. What a great story line. I'm usually not a person who likes these epic family books, but this one was interesting. I wanted to find out more as to what happened to the rest of the women and men.
It details the history of the war wonderfully and the hardships that the women and men endured to build this country. Excellent.
I will now pass it to one of my friends in the book club. I am going to suggest we all read it for our November Book Club." -- Patti McClintock (Palm Coast, FL)
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402 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); ISBN 1-4120-9580-8; US$25.50 |
