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Grace Skinner graceskinner — The author describes this work as a "mosaic novel". It's lots of pieces of stories mixed together to form some kind of whole. Sometimes this works, but this time - not so much. It may have been my faulty attention span, but I lost track of everyone and couldn't figure out what was supposed to be going on. I got irritated by the whole thing by about 1/2 way through, but soldiered on to the end. Oh yeah, it was about gods and the mortals working for them (I think) trying to change timelines to avoid a disastrous future, or at least make sure their timeline didn't go that way.

Barani Tansy baranitans383c — Another great chick lit read! Smart, cute and funny!

Maurizio Bianco mauriziobi5ff2 — I loved this book more than most readers considering the review numbers. I guess I just like the way she writes about emotions. I can feel what they're going through. In this story, Heath has moved to Massachusetts after the Civil War from Virginia. He's a Southerner and not only doesn't fit in, but isn't well liked either. Lucinda is the daughter of a well-loved storekeeper. She finds Heath somewhat irresistible and is caught in a compromising embrace with him. Of course, now her fiance no longer wants her and her father kicks her out of his house. I found that a bit harsh, for sure. Heath proposes marriage and she reluctantly accepts because she doesn't seem to have much choice. Heath moves her to Boston to be near the newspaper he has purchased. I liked the fact that Heath encourages her intellectually. She actually writes some articles for him. They have a tempestuous relationship complicated by previous loves in their former lives. And Lucy is strong-willed. I enjoyed watching them work their way through it. Love prevails, of course. Sigh....