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Time and Regret
(historical mystery)
Release date: August 16, 2016
on Amazon
ISBN: 978-1503938403
366 pages
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Oh, yes, Emma, it is definitely a process. I would love to read about this character’s experiences. Thanks for sharing, and here’s mine: “ALL THE UGLY & WONDERFUL THINGS”
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I found this in the spam, I need to look at those more often, sorry
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That’s an interesting definition of the divorce process in that first paragraph. It’s enough to make me want to keep reading.
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yes, though the book is a historical novel, not focusing on divorce per se
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Interesting!
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yes, though it’s not totally related to the main substance of the book
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This one looks interesting from the blurb, but the teaser is sad. I’d keep going because I like books about secrets.
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unfortunately, the beginning does not reflect the main topic of the book. And this ends up being a good experience for her
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Well that is definitely a strong opening – probably quite accurate too = I’d read more as I want to find out how the acceptance is going!
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though the book is really not on the divorce. that’s a real histfic
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I love that cover! I hope to never know how going through the process of divorce feels. I’ve seen friends go through it–and it’s so difficult and not at all pretty.
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yes, sounds tough. Even though the book begins this way, the focus is really not on that though, it’s really a historical novel (and a mystery!)
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This is a promising start…I’d keep reading.
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and there’s so much more to it, a real historical novel, with tons of research, plus a mystery!
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Hmm, so why are his things still there if he is gone? LOL I like the intro.
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ah, good question!
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I like the opening and I love Historical Mystery so I would keep reading. Enjoy!
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and it’s really worth your time, believe me
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Not my usual genre, but I’d give it a try.
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I have to say I don’t like this first paragraph, because it makes me think this is chick lit or romance, and I hate those. No, this book is a real serious historical novel on WWI, and so well researched.
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