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I confess to loving the great American novel Gone With The Wind, even though I need to clarify that I DON'T agree with all of it's controversial language. With that said, this new sequel, written by a man, and authorized by the Margaret Mitchell estate, basically coincides with Mitchell's original - only with a twist. Get this... it's mostly from Rhett's POV!
This has to be first for me. I feel a little nutty even blogging this, but I do like to hear everyone's suggestions and pointers. And I take my writing very seriously, as the characters usually come from some deep place in my heart. This is scary sometimes....
So, okay, here goes:
In this second book of what will soon be the Evie trio, I wasn't a bit disappointed as I sometimes am in a sequel.
A fortune sucked dry, and a heart that may soon will be....
This is just for fun. My oddball speculations (after only a few hours of sleep in the last couple of nights).
Considering that Jane is credited by many, including myself, as being the mother of romance as a genre, I wonder what she'd think of her 'children's' romance novels?
This had a familiar theme - the whole love in Paris romance. But it was written in a saucy and fun way.
This is a great book, especially if you love historicals.
This the first book of the terrific 'Evie' duo from Beth Ciotta. And, since she's currently working on her third, it will soon become a trio.
When you're on the run, charming strangers are dangerous. Especially when they offer Safe Harbor.
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