| Linda Francis Lee: Swan's Grace | |||
Famous -- or infamous
to proper Bostonians -- cello player Sophie Wentworth returns to her home,
Swan's Grace, at her estranged father's request. Along with her entourage,
she moves in to a home she no longer owns. Her father, using his power
of attorney, sold it to Grayson Hawthorne -- and, in the doing, signed
other papers, papers that would make Sophie, willing or not, Grayson's
bride. Staid, stuffy, and proper, Grayson loves untamed, unconventional
Sophie, A fun read filled with fully realized characters -- characters with all their scars, petty behaviors, needs, and wants in full view. The author's research into the mores and manners of the time and place add to the authenticity, giving the reader a fascinating glimpse into a Boston and a society that no longer exists. Swan's Grace stands alone, but I think the reader will miss another great read if they don't grab Dove's Way as well. Me? I'm anxiously waiting to meet the third Hawthorne brother and learn what happens in Nightingale's Gate. Patricia White Patricia White is the Sapphire Award-winning author of A Wizard Scorned. Her recent contemporary PS, I've Taken a Lover, is available from Lionhearted Books. The Wandering Troll , an electronic magazine, began serializing her novel Prophecy Be Damned in April 2000. Her latest, The Legend of Lejube Rogue, is now available at Crossroads Publishing . Click here to share your views.
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