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The Lady of the Lakes: The True Love Story of Sir Walter Scott (Historical Proper Romance #2)

by Josi S. Kilpack (Goodreads Author)

4.21 · Rating Details · 58 Ratings · 34 Reviews

One is his first love.
The other is his best love.
Which will be Walter’s true love?

Walter Scott has three passions: Scotland, poetry, and Mina Stuart. Though she is young and they are from different stations in society, Walter is certain their love is meant to be. For years, he has courted her through love letters. She is the sunshine of his soul.

Though Mina shares Walter’s ...more

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Published January 3rd 2017 by Shadow Mountain

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Oct 10, 2016 Brooke -Brooke's Books rated it it was amazing

It's difficult going in to a book knowing you are going to read about heartbreak. But luckily, we also know that there will be great love to come afterwards.

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Sep 29, 2016 Shauna rated it it was amazing

I was so drawn to this book! I couldn't wait throughout the day until I could pick it up again and read. It is such a compelling story. Love given. Love taken. Love lost. Love found. SO GOOD!
I think it is the best story Josi S. Kilpack has told to date!
And to know it is based on the true love story of Sir Walter Scott makes it all the more captivating. LOVED. LOVED. LOVED. IT!

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Nov 16, 2016 lisa rated it really liked it

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I got a very unexpected ARC of this from Shadow Mountain Publishing. I have no idea how it came to me, but I was pleasantly surprised, until I sat down to examine the book and the promotional material it came with, and realized that it was a romance. I have tried for years to read romances recommended to me by customers, co-workers, and library patrons, but I have always found them to be vapid and badly written. The dialogue always makes me cringe, and the outcomes are always unbelievable. Howev I got a very unexpected ARC of this from Shadow Mountain Publishing. I have no idea how it came to me, but I was pleasantly surprised, until I sat down to examine the book and the promotional material it came with, and realized that it was a romance. I have tried for years to read romances recommended to me by customers, co-workers, and library patrons, but I have always found them to be vapid and badly written. The dialogue always makes me cringe, and the outcomes are always unbelievable. However, since a free book had fallen into my lap I decided to give it a try.

I was amazed by how much I liked this book. It is well-written for one thing, and the dialogue reads true to the time and the place. (My only small complaint was the author wrote Charlotte's dialogue with no "th" sound. . . which seemed stupid.) For a work of fiction this was well-researched, complete with historical notes, and a timeline of the author's life. However, it was the story that was most compelling to me, and kept me turning the pages late into the night. In eighteenth century Scotland Walter Scott is in love with Mina Stuart, but although she is flattered by his attention, she doesn't quite match his fiery, all-encompassing passion. In the meantime, Charlotte Carpenter lives quietly in her guardian's estate in England. Due to women's few options her finances and future are in control of her guardian, but she is determined to become as independent as possible. The fates of these three characters are unraveled in this book, and the story is made all the more interesting because it's based on real people, and real circumstances.

I found a certain comfort reading this book because it reminded me of how far women have come, despite not coming as far as we should. Charlotte and Mina both have very little control over their futures, and are bound to a restrictive code of conduct. I liked that they were written as very different women, so that you saw a contrast of lifestyles, as well as their different reactions to Walter Scott's attention and temperaments. The book spends a lot of focus on "first love" verses
"best love" which got heavy-handed after awhile, but it a good point to make, especially for a romance.

Although I liked this much more than I thought I would, the last fifty pages were excruciating to me. Everything annoying and cliched that I hate about romance happened in those fifty pages, almost like the author suddenly became in a hurry to finish off the project. There are long paragraphs that are nothing but the character's internal questions. There is awkward dialogue. There are unrealistic situations. In the historical notes at the end, the author admits that there is almost no historical basis for these last chapters, and it shows. Without a well researched historical context this quickly becomes exactly like every terrible paperback romance that is mass produced by the millions. These last pages, and the annoying so-called accent of Charlotte knocked a star off the review, but it was a surprisingly great book, and a very entertaining read. Thank you Shadow Mountain Publishing for this unexpected, and unexpectedly good ARC! ...more

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Dec 20, 2016 Amy rated it liked it

3.5 stars for The Lady of the Lakes. The breaking down of Sir Walter Scott's romantic pursuits into his 'first love' & 'best love' is quite simply the right way to classify the approach to romantic love.

This book is based on the true love story of Sir Walter Scott. Interestingly, and because it's based on his life, half the books focus is on someone he is not intended to be with. Usually in a novel, or hopefully might I add, an author won't waste so much of the story on someone who ultimate 3.5 stars for The Lady of the Lakes. The breaking down of Sir Walter Scott's romantic pursuits into his 'first love' & 'best love' is quite simply the right way to classify the approach to romantic love.

This book is based on the true love story of Sir Walter Scott. Interestingly, and because it's based on his life, half the books focus is on someone he is not intended to be with. Usually in a novel, or hopefully might I add, an author won't waste so much of the story on someone who ultimately matters little in the end. Given Sir Walters soul encompassing passion for Mina Stuart however, and the fact that he gave 5 years of his life in pursuing her, it would be remiss to cut that out. We learn a lot from his experience, and unless you married your own first love, one that pretty much all of us can relate too. There is much pain in loving someone who does not ultimately feel the same way. Heartbreak is felt like grief, and can take a long time to heal from. Hurt or betrayal of trust when you gave someone that which is most vulnerable about you - your heart, can leave you jaded and unwilling to walk that road again.

I really enjoyed Charlotte's character. I could identify with her. She was not someone who lived her life in the lime light, and looked upon life in a practical way. She knew though how to completely love and care for someone, and was loyal when she passed over her heart. I struggle with fickle characters, perhaps I've known too many of them. People who attract much attention and go through streams of adulation from almost anyone they want, are difficult to tolerate.

Honestly I will say I didn't really enjoy this story until Mina left the picture, that's about 50% of the way through. It then picks up where you really want to get to know Walter & Charlotte, and healing begins. With this story being true life, there's probably little plot that Josi Kilpack had control over. This is not really my favourite of genre's (true historical stories). They seem to be popular right now, and I am steering away from it. I don't really enjoy it, I only picked this one up as it was supposed to be set in the Lake District. It's more Scotland/extreme North Cumbria & the far south western tip of Northumberland. The Lakes are my favourite place in the whole world, but sadly the best parts did not feature here. Walters friend & brother disappear off to Windermere and I just wanted to go with them!!

This was probably one of the better historical fiction books written by Josi Kilpack. Many people seem to love them, however broaden your reading horizons, there's authors out there who write on a level that doesn't even compare. This will probably be the last one I read from this author.

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Jan 10, 2017 Sophia rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: historical-romance, net-galley-reads, 2017-coyer-blackout-challenge, 2017-new-release-challenge, 2017-literary-pickers-challenge, 2017-romance-roundabout-challenge

Classics live Ivanhoe and Rob Roy fueled my love for history and deep tempestuous romance. Imagine my delight to see the author of such favorites is the hero of this sweet historical romance. I had no idea the man, Sir Walter Scott, had his own unrequited love story only to get a new chance so when I saw this one I just had to read it. It was a lovely story and the author did a fantastic job marrying fact and fiction.

The story begins with young nineteen year old Walter Scott falling in love at f Classics live Ivanhoe and Rob Roy fueled my love for history and deep tempestuous romance. Imagine my delight to see the author of such favorites is the hero of this sweet historical romance. I had no idea the man, Sir Walter Scott, had his own unrequited love story only to get a new chance so when I saw this one I just had to read it. It was a lovely story and the author did a fantastic job marrying fact and fiction.

The story begins with young nineteen year old Walter Scott falling in love at first sight with Mina Stuart. She was even younger and was from a class above his own middle class roots. Walter is a romantic and courts Mina with poetry and heart-felt letters for four years. He thinks she is 'the one' and is forced to re-evaluated love before he can find the love of his life.

Mina delights in the romantic gestures of Walter and tries to match it, but her feelings are changing as she grows into womanhood. Now that she is older, she can see the differences in their situations and temperaments. Her father wants her to allow another man of her station to court her. Mina is torn between her conflicted desires, her family expectations, and tendres toward two very different men.

Charlotte grows up with the stigma of her nationality, the reputation of a mother run off with a lover, death of her father and care of a guardian. As a Frenchwoman living in an England at war with France, no dowry or status, and reliant on a guardian, she never sees herself being the object of someone's love and having her own family for her future.

Alright, this is a story told by three different narrators with Walter Scott being the central figure. I thought the attention to historic detail particularly that of Georgian era Edinburgh and the border country to be well-drawn. I liked how the author portrayed the characters. She was sympathetic to Mina, Walter, and Charlotte weaving a plausible tale of how things came to be. I liked how she had her characters grow and come into their own.

The story hits on Walter's writing talent, but the focus is on his romantic relationships and his incurably romantic personality. He really came alive for me. I liked both the ladies and was glad to see things sort out the way they did.

All in all, this was a lovely sweet romance about a very romantic famous author. Those who enjoy equal parts historical and romance with real-life characters should give this a try.

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Jan 03, 2017 Connie Fischer rated it really liked it

Edinburgh Scotland - 1791

Walter Scott had been nicknamed Wattie by his mother. She was very strict that he attend church and learn the “guid” word. It was difficult for him to keep still as he wanted to to be outside. He learned many stories in his youth and wanted to write about them. One day at age 19, he sees a young lady who totally enthralls him. As he boldly introduces himself, he learns her name is Williamina (Mina) and her mother is Lady Belches. The young lady appears to be only around Edinburgh Scotland - 1791

Walter Scott had been nicknamed Wattie by his mother. She was very strict that he attend church and learn the “guid” word. It was difficult for him to keep still as he wanted to to be outside. He learned many stories in his youth and wanted to write about them. One day at age 19, he sees a young lady who totally enthralls him. As he boldly introduces himself, he learns her name is Williamina (Mina) and her mother is Lady Belches. The young lady appears to be only around age 14. The family is in town for the father to attend Session. Walter’s mother and Lady Belches were girls together so Walter is allowed to escort Mina home.

1795

Walter eagerly awaits Mina’s return as they winter in Edinburgh each year. He is now a barrister and she is age 19. Walter had had infantile paralysis when he was a child and was left with a small limp. But he is an athletic man and he has worked hard to reduce the effects of his illness.

Walter is a huge fan of the theater and always enjoys going. This year, Mina is quite popular with the men and enjoys dancing with them. With his limp, dancing is a bit difficult for Walter. While Walter and Mina enjoy being together, he knows it is too soon to declare himself to her. When Mina is told by her father that she is to marry someone more prestigious than Walter, she is crushed.

Charlotte Carpentier, age 25, is enjoying the theater and a Shakespeare play, “The Winter’s Tale.” Charlotte’s guardian is Lord Downshire. She and her brother were originally from France but they were sent to England as children to be cared for by Lord Downshire. Their parents had not lived up to their duty as parents. Her guardian tells her that it time she wed and suggests an older widower with 5 children. She is horrified and turns him down. That is when Lord Downshire tells her that she needs to wed or find a way to support herself so she soon learns about her finances but is determined to stay single.

We then follow Walter as he loses the love of his life, Mina, but finds another woman, Charlotte. It takes a long time for his broken heart to mend but his friendship with Charlotte is one that grows.

This is an interesting story of Sir Walter Scott in his younger years. The author has put a lot of research into this book and makes the story quite interesting.

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Jan 03, 2017 Becca rated it it was amazing

There needs to be a Higher Star Rating for this book! So. Good.

Let me start by saying I devoured this book in one day. Devoured. I could not put it down. So. Good.

I cannot get enough of a good love story. It always makes it fun when it's a true story. That, I think is the reason I was unable to put it down. It's not like I didn't know the ending, but it was fascinating to read about what Sir Walter Scott went through on his pursuit of marriage.

I don't know about any of you, but I will always rem There needs to be a Higher Star Rating for this book! So. Good.

Let me start by saying I devoured this book in one day. Devoured. I could not put it down. So. Good.

I cannot get enough of a good love story. It always makes it fun when it's a true story. That, I think is the reason I was unable to put it down. It's not like I didn't know the ending, but it was fascinating to read about what Sir Walter Scott went through on his pursuit of marriage.

I don't know about any of you, but I will always remember my first "love". I am not with that person, but that person helped me find the man I am with today who is my "true love". Experiences bring us to where we want and who we want to be with in life.

This story is just like that. Sir Walter Scott assumed he had met the love of his life and that no other would ever be able to replace her. His expressions of love in poetry and devotion were such a wonderful thing to read.

Unfortunately, in the end the love of his life didn't work out the way he had planned. He suffered for a long time, and thought that love would never happen again for him. He was still completely devoted to his first love.

Then, a wonderful thing happens. Sir Walter Scott meets a woman, and the real love story begins. It's so beautiful. It is one of those love stories that I am happy is in writing because it should live on forever.

I adored this world. I adored Sir Walter Scott. He was a man of integrity, and honor. He was a true gentleman. Kilpack brought this story to life with such joy, and passion that I could not put it down for one minute.

What I loved about this book is that Scott and his wife had been married for some time, the love, and passion were still there. Scott was truly devoted to his wife and family in every way. He chose to love and care for them in a way that is more beautiful than words could express all the days of his life. His wife in return was completely devoted to him. His cheerleader, his confidant, his partner. Beautiful.

If you like historical romances, pick this one up. You will not be disappointed.

Content: Clean and wonderful

Source: I was given this book as part of a blog tour. I was not compensated in any way for my review. These are my own PERSONAL thoughts on the book. ...more

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Jan 07, 2017 Heidi rated it it was amazing

Shelves: adult-fiction, adult-romance, adult-historical-fiction

Josi Kilpack does such a great job writing historical romances. Her Sadie Miller culinary mysteries are great as well, but this historical romance based on the life of Sir Walter Scott comes together so beautifully. The prologue, told from Walter's point of view, introduces the reader to his first reaction to the young Williamina Belshes, later Stuart. He is smitten from the very first time he lays eyes on her. Walter is determined to win Mina for his wife, but of course has to wait for her to r ...more

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Jan 05, 2017 Aimee (Getting Your Read On) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: clean-romance, historical-fiction, physical-book-for-review

There is something wonderous about this book. I was so completely enthralled with it and as I sit here thinking about the whole story, I find that outside of two very slow moving romances, there was not really a lot going on. No danger, no big heart pounding moments of suspense and no heart wrenching scenes of tragedy and dying. It's a simple tale of a man with a romantic heart, falling in love. Josi Kilpack has done an amazing job of crafting a story, so simplistic in it's base form, into somet ...more

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Jan 13, 2017 Rachelle rated it it was amazing

I love a good historical romance and because this one is based on actual lives in history, it made it all the more intriguing to me. Walter Scott lived a humble life and fell in love with someone far above his station. I think it's interesting to note that later in his life, he was knighted and became Sir Walter Scott. The love story unfolds as Walter and Mina are very young, as they grow, Mina begins to question if she is truly in love with Walter. The character of Walter is written as a man wh ...more

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Jan 08, 2017 Katie W rated it it was amazing

Shelves: historical, romance-clean, historical-romance, based-on-a-true-story

When I was younger, I loved to reada series about the biographies of famous people in history. I loved learning more about these people and how their lives shaped or contributed to history. As I grew older, I found myself enjoying fiction a lot more and non-fiction a lot less and I hardly ever read those types of books anymore. However, I still find them very fascinating.

This author took on a book about well-known writer, Walter Scott. I don't know much about this man, aside from some of his wor ...more

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Jan 04, 2017 Cathy rated it it was amazing

I really love the way that this author writes her historical fiction novels. This is another one of her Historical Proper Romance books, where she re-tells the love story of a famous person. I loved everything about it, including the chapter notes at the end, and I don't usually read those.

I loved the way Sir Walter Scott became more of a real person to me as I read this one. I know he was a real person, but his character jumped off the pages for me as I read and became even more real. I loved ...more

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Jan 02, 2017 booksofallkinds rated it really liked it

**RATING 4.5**

THE LADY OF THE LAKES by Josi S. Kilpack is the emotional, heartfelt, and true love story of Sir Walter Scott in the Eighteenth Century. Packed with beautiful description, the Scottish landscape and society at that time, springs to life and really makes the reader feel like they are there witnessing it all. But the most important and compelling part of this tale is Walter and his romantic ideals of love. Smitten at first sight with Mina, he plans his whole future with her at the ce ...more

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Jan 08, 2017 Megan rated it it was amazing

I received this book in exchange for an honest review.
I was so excited to get this book because I knew it would be a great read which it was and very hard to put down. I don't know much about Sir Scott from history but after reading this book, I want to understand and hopefully read his literary works especially poetry.
Not knowing much about Sir Scott was actually a good thing because then I was pleasantly surprised about the details of his life and his heartbreak though reading about it brought ...more

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Jan 06, 2017 Mindy rated it it was amazing

The Lady of the Lakes is another fantastic book by Josi Kilpack. These Historical Proper Romances are a wonderful way to get to know the people they are based on. Of course, they aren't true biographies, but I liked how Josi was able to take parts of what was known of Walter, Mina, and Charlotte and create a very compelling story. I enjoyed getting to know each character when the story would change point of views. I enjoyed the progression of the story, showing bits and pieces from each characte ...more

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Jan 04, 2017 Andrea rated it really liked it

When I was given the opportunity to review the latest novel in the Historical Proper Romance line, I was a bit hesitant because the pacing in the last one I read was a bit slow for my taste. However, I'm very glad I decided to give The Lady of the Lakes a try. I really enjoyed it! This true love story was very well written, eye opening, and entertaining.

I truly felt for Walter and found him to very very interesting (and a bit blind at times, but they say love is blind so it worked well). Mina w ...more

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Jan 04, 2017 Rachel rated it really liked it

4 1/2 stars

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The Lady of the Lakes: The True Love Story of Sir Walter Scott is an enchanting read. As a novel in Shadow Mountain's Historical Proper Romance series, Lady of the Lakes is based on actual events. Beloved romance author Josi S. Kilpack shines in her portrayal of Sir Walter in his quest for love. Kilpack goes to great lengths to recreate eighteenth century Great Britain, even capturing the subtle accents of the differing historical ...more

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Jan 09, 2017 Lisa (Bookworm Lisa) rated it it was amazing

Shelves: received-to-review, romance, clean-read, historical-fiction, 2017

I love historical fiction. When there is an emphasis on the history, it makes it a little more interesting.

This story is about the romances of Sir Walter Scott. I love to read, so I am familiar with his name, but I was not familiar with his life. I love that this book made him more real to me. He isn't just a name anymore. He was a man with hopes and dreams. At the beginning of the book his hopes revolve around Mina. She was from a "higher" social class than he was. She was the daughter of gentr ...more

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Nov 16, 2016 Adrienne rated it it was amazing

Shelves: romance, historical-fiction

Walter Scott falls in love with Mina Stuart the first time he sees her—and spends the next five years planning their future together. Mina is flattered by Walter’s attention and swept up in his romantic flattery, but she doesn’t know for sure if her heart truly belongs to him...and when her parents encourage her to consider the attentions of William Forbes, she finds herself more torn than ever.

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Oct 27, 2016 Taffy rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016

Opening line:
"I believe in God and Christ and long-suffering, but I do not feel that all three must be so densely mashed together as they are for a Calvinist Sunday sermon."

What a great insightful opening into Walter Scott's mind. I had no idea what to expect from this book, but knowing Ms. Kilpack's previous writings, I knew to expect a story well told. Basically, Sir Walter Scott loved two women. Now you have to read the book to find out what happens. :)

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Jan 11, 2017 Lacey rated it really liked it

Fabulous. It took me a few chapters to really get into the story, but once I did I couldn't put it down. Josi put a lot of research into this book (you can tell by the notes she has left at the end of the book), while still writing a beautiful story for the things we are unsure of. The lessons taught in this book about love are really sweet, and I thoroughly enjoyed this novel. Sometimes, when I am highly anticipating a book to come out, I take longer to read it because I really want to savor it ...more

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Jan 10, 2017 Maria Hoagland rated it it was amazing

This book was a beautiful escape. In it, I discovered history, culture, and romance in perfect measures. I enjoyed each of the characters, the development of their stories, and their decisions to find joy in their lives. The author did an amazing job melding imagination and speculation with what I could only imagine was dry historical information, and spinning it into a tale I felt honored to encounter. A very pleasant read that made me re-evaluate important themes of real love, joy, patriotism, ...more

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Jan 03, 2017 Jennifer rated it really liked it

This incredibly engaging book describes the story of Sir Walter Scott as he finds his true love. Knowing very little about Scott, I found this book wonderfully informative while still telling an entertaining romance. The characters are beautifully written and the story flows well from chapter to chapter. Highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys historical fiction!

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Jan 14, 2017 Amber rated it it was amazing

Shelves: 2016

I didn't know much about Walter Scott before reading this book but I loved getting to know his personality and his struggles and how he overcame heartbreak to find love again. This is a slower paced book but it kept my attention all the way to the end.

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Dec 28, 2016 Jenn rated it it was amazing

Shelves: ya, christian-romance, historical-fiction, christian-fiction, historical-romance, romance, review-post, arc, read-2016, angst

I wasn't sure if I was going to survive the heartache that I knew was coming. But thankfully, I did. This book is about real people so whatever happens, it hits me a little too close. Ugh. But the pain was so good.

I received an ARC for an honest review. Full review to come.

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Dec 25, 2016 Tenille rated it really liked it

This was better than I thought it would be. This is the true story of Sir Walter Scott. I enjoyed it.

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Dec 30, 2016 Rachel rated it really liked it

Loved it. The great story of Sir Walter Scott's first love and best love. Good read, flows well, interesting historical context.

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Jan 01, 2017 Stephanie rated it really liked it

This was a great historical romance by Josi. I really enjoyed the characters and the historical elements of Sir Walter Scott's personal story.

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I will post my review Tomorrow!

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Jan 06, 2017 Susan K rated it really liked it

Shelves: romance, fiction, historical, marriage, family, friendship, 2016, arc, netgalley

This was a lovely read. I had a few other books I was supposed to be reading, but as I started this one, I couldn't put it down. I loved both Walter and Charlotte. It was lovely to read about them, about their concerns, their lives, their hopes and disappointments. JK imagined a lovely story about real people that spoke so truly and was so genuine and honest. Walter's (view spoiler) was tragic, sweet, a ...more

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I wrote my first book while on bed rest with my third child in 1998 and haven't stopped. My most recent books have been Historical Romance through the Proper Romance line with Shadow Mountain Publishing.

I currently live in Willard, Utah with my husband, and children.

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